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Workspaces is a single-user service so it probably isn't suitable for your project. Have you considered Cloud9 - it allows for multiple users and is designed specifically as a developer environment.
Each WorkSpace is assigned to a single user and cannot be shared by multiple users. By default, only one WorkSpace per user per directory is allowed.[+] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/workspaces/latest/adminguide/administer-workspace-users.html
For your use-case, I would suggest like creating an EC2 and RDP access with RDP license you have 2 license free with AWS. the license for the Windows Server operating system allows two simultaneous remote connections for administrative purposes https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/WindowsGuide/connecting_to_windows_instance.html
You can use the collaboration feature provided by the AWS Workspace. AWS Workspaces allows multiple users to access the same environment with their individual credentials. You will have to check with your company if they provided the client access to AWS workspace if they have enabled this feature or not.
You will need to talk your company which has admin credentials to add new users or make any changes to the AWS Workspace.
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Can't the client company which gave me the login credentials duplicate the contents and create another workspace? Is this expensive? They seem to prefer the workspace as some of their internal team members also use the same. So any solution involving a workspace would be easier.
You can have multiple Workspaces; each has a different user (and therefore login) assigned to it. But then you will need some sort of tool to allow code sharing and collaboration.