Documents

Whenever a routine, an agent, or a chat produces a document, it lands in your Feed as a card. Plans, SOPs, email sequences, one-pagers, reports — anything written long-form shows up here.

Tap the card. Read it, edit it, share it. No separate writing app to open.

What it does for you

One tap to read:

• Title, word count, and a short preview right on the card
• Tap to open the full document inline
• Headings, bullets, links — all rendered, not raw text
• Long docs get a preview cutoff so the Feed stays scannable

Edit it without leaving:

• Open the document and edit inline — bold, headings, lists
• Ask your CoS to revise, expand, or rewrite a section
• Changes save automatically about a second after you stop typing, and again when you click away or leave the page. The editor shows Saving…, then Saved
• If a change can't be saved, the editor says Not saved and tells you why, with buttons to retry or copy your edits. If the document was changed somewhere else after you opened it, for example by your CoS, your edits are not saved over it. Copy them, then load the latest version
• Copy the markdown or open it as a full page in one tap

Tied to the conversation:

• Every document keeps a link back to the chat that produced it
• Reopen the chat any time to ask for a revision
• Reference the doc from a new chat — your CoS reads it as context
• Visibility flag shows whether it's Private or shared with your Team

Lives somewhere permanent:

• Saved to your Asset Library the moment it's drafted
• Searchable later — "find the launch plan from last month"
• Copy the markdown out when you need to drop it elsewhere
• Nothing gets lost in chat history

How you use it

1. Scroll the Feed — Document cards have the title and word count up front.
2. Tap a card to open the document inline.
3. Edit directly, or ask the CoS in chat to revise it.
4. Watch for Saved in the editor before you close the page.
5. Open the source chat any time to ask for more changes.

You don't have to remember where a document lives. The card is the link, the chat is the history, and the Asset Library is the long-term home.

If you only do one thing today: scroll the Feed and reopen the last document your CoS drafted. Ask it to add one new section. You'll see how the loop works in under a minute.