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Git-backed docs for humans and agents
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Git-backed docs for humans and agents
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Git-backed docs with real access control, in one markdown repo with folder-level access where teammates, outsiders and AI agents each see exactly their folders.
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Hey PH, excited to share a new tool for team productivity in the post-LLM workspace. As you might have noticed, there's a noticeable trend in Markdown usage as one of the documentation tools. But there exist some shortcomings as a real documentation tool. That's why many people are still juggling GDrive and Git-based Markdown for their day-to-day documentation.
What if we could combine the usability and practicality of traditional documentation tools with the strong affinity of Markdown files with AI tools? That's what I wanted for myself and wanted you guys to try out as well. Thanks!
How easy is it for non-technical teammates to edit and manage the docs without touching Git directly?
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@julian_ting2 Actually, that's the whole point of this product. It works like Google Docs or Notion. It has a whole web UI where you can just edit your file with beautiful editors without seeing ugly Markdown, and your edits will be saved as a commit when you hit the "save/commit" button.
How does this feel for teammates who never touch Git?
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@victor_guichard12 That's the point of this product. It has a Google Docs like interface for non-technical users.
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How do you enforce permissions for AI agents so they can’t accidentally read outside their folders?
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@naimz , the app provides tokens with explicit permission scopes.
I like keeping the docs in Markdown. Feels pretty AI friendly too.
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@andrea_zanon12 , we see that happening a lot around us, too. We keep all the context in a repo as Markdown files. But when it comes to collaborative work, we had to create a PDF or Google Doc separately just to be able to share it nicely. That's why I came up with this app
folder-level access is the part that makes this different from every other docs tool. the case i would want spelled out is what an agent sees when it is denied a folder. silently missing context reads to a model as the thing not existing, and it will confidently tell you so.