Rendered and source modes

Each page opens rendered. Click Edit to unlock the document into source-backed editing.

Rendered mode

Rendered mode is the default when opening a page. It shows:

• Page title and metadata table from frontmatter.
• The rendered document body in a modern serif.
• Inline comment highlights for unresolved threads.
• A right sidebar with threads.
• A table of contents for h2 and h3.
• Copy buttons on code blocks.

Click a highlight to focus the thread. Resolved comments are hidden by default and can be revealed from the threads panel.

Source edit mode

Source mode uses CodeMirror 6 with a Markdown, MDX, or HTML language mode depending on the page type. Markdown and MDX use Obsidian-style preview: headings, links, lists, quotes, tasks, and code blocks keep their rendered shape, while raw Markdown marks appear on the active line or selected range.

• Autosave updates the draft and the current source.
• Conflict warnings appear if the source version changed elsewhere.
• Checkpoint versions are created on a time-window cadence, on share milestones, on manual named snapshots, and on major changes. Default retention is 30 days, configurable per workspace.

Why source-backed editing

The editor does not convert rendered HTML back into Markdown. The source remains authoritative, so MDX and agent-authored structure stay round-trippable while the edit surface still reads like the rendered document.