Markdown collaboration in the AI era

The Markdown collaboration platform.

Make it easy for developers, operators, subject-matter experts, reviewers, leaders and AI agents to review, improve and govern the Markdown your systems rely on: prompts, agent instructions, workflow definitions, SOPs and specs.

customer-support-agent.md

Markdown used by a support agent

Current version

Current version

v12

Pending suggestions

4

Comments

8

Updated

2h ago

# Refund handling

- Check account status

- Draft response in customer tone

- Escalate edge cases

Suggested change

Escalate refund requests over £500 to a human before drafting a response.

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Works with the AI tools your team already uses

Claude Claude Code / Cowork OpenCode Codex ChatGPT Gemini Claude Claude Code / Cowork OpenCode Codex ChatGPT Gemini

Why Edith exists

AI workflows are becoming Markdown files.

Prompts, agent instructions, coding standards, workflow definitions, product specs and SOPs increasingly live in Markdown because Markdown moves cleanly between AI tools.

That creates a new collaboration problem.

For AI to work at scale, teams need an inclusive experience for managing Markdown: suitable for developers, operators, subject-matter experts, reviewers, leaders and AI agents alike.

Edith gives teams one current source of truth: a place to comment, suggest, review, version and share Markdown without forcing everyone into developer tooling.

Current source

One current version. Many proposed changes.

Edith keeps the model simple. There is one current Markdown document. Reviewers can comment and propose changes. Owners decide which suggestions become part of the current version.

No branches. No merge conflicts. No duplicated docs. No mystery version living in someone's chat history.

Current version

The Markdown file your team and AI tools can rely on.

Pending suggestions

Proposed edits wait for an owner decision before changing the document.

Comments

Discuss risks, decisions and context without changing the source.

Version history

Save clear versions as the document evolves.

Review links

Let other stakeholders contribute securely, with auditability and without needing workspace access.

Share links

Send read-only versions when people need to consume, not edit.

Agent workflows

Agent workflows need human oversight.

Agents increasingly rely on Markdown instructions: what to do, what not to do, when to escalate, how to format outputs and which business rules to follow.

Edith gives teams a controlled place to manage those instructions.

system prompts agent instructions workflow definitions escalation rules coding-agent instructions support playbooks sales research workflows implementation plans QA checklists SOPs policies AI tools need to follow

Engineers can keep working with Markdown. Other stakeholders can comment, suggest and review in the browser. Owners decide what becomes part of the current version.

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How it works

From AI draft to current source of truth.

01

Draft with AI

Start with a prompt, workflow, spec, SOP or agent instruction from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode or another AI workspace.

02

Save in Edith

Keep the Markdown, assets, comments, review links and versions connected.

03

Share for review

Invite product, operations, customer success, leadership, clients or subject-matter experts to review without extra tooling.

04

Decide on suggestions

Apply, reject or dismiss proposed changes before they become part of the current version.

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Continue the workflow

Use the current Markdown in your next AI session, agent process, API workflow, repo, export or share link.

Comparison

Why not just GitHub or Google Docs?

GitHub is excellent for developers. Google Docs is familiar for reviewers.

But Markdown sits between those worlds.

Edith keeps Markdown clean and structured for AI tools while giving reviewers comments, suggestions, review links and a simple current-version workflow.

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Security and control

Controlled access for human and AI workflows.

Use review links when people need to comment. Use share links when people only need to read. Use scoped agent access when AI tools need to work with Edith.

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Passwordless sign-in

Revocable review and share links

Scoped MCP and API access

Hashed tokens

Sanitised Markdown rendering

Workspace asset controls

AI setup

Ready for AI-assisted workflows.

Connect Edith to AI workspaces so assistants can understand your documents, comments, suggestions, versions and review workflow.

Use Edith with Claude, Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI workspaces.

Universal Edith prompt

Use the universal Edith prompt above to connect this workspace, install the right Edith guidance and verify MCP access when available.

Get started

Bring one AI workflow under control.

Start with one Markdown file: a prompt, agent instruction, SOP, spec or workflow definition. Invite reviewers, resolve suggestions and keep the current version ready for people and AI.

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