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DocWriter is a plain source editor. The document text stays visible and is saved without Markdown escaping.

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Markdown layers

Headings, lists, quotes, horizontal rules, bold, italic, code, links, and strikethrough receive visual styling while their source markers remain in the document. Pipe tables receive a rendered table preview. You can show the table source when you need to edit it. Fenced code blocks receive code styling and a language label. Markdown layers are disabled for LaTeX and related source files, including .tex, .sty, .cls, and .bib.

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Source comments

Press Command or Control and / to comment or uncomment the current line or selection. DocWriter chooses the comment syntax from the file extension.

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Saving and undo

The browser synchronizes edits to the server owned Yjs document. The server writes plain text back to the file on a short flush cycle. Command or Control and Z undoes local typing and user actions such as accepting or rejecting a proposal. Raw agent transactions are not added to the local undo stack. Command or Control, Shift, and Z redoes the latest user undo step.

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Agent changes

Proposed text appears as a green addition or red removal in the editor and as a card in the comment gutter. Muting hides the proposal layers without pausing the agent.