How Edith works
Edith keeps AI-assisted writing, human review, version control, and sharing in one plain-text workflow. Owners manage the document, reviewers give feedback by link, and AI agents can continue from clean Markdown without extra handover.
Creates Markdown files, attaches assets, saves versions, and creates review links.
Reads a review link, comments in context, and suggests changes without joining a workspace.
Uses the latest document state, feedback, and exported Markdown as context.
Keep each document as a named Markdown file, organise related work in folders, and export clean Markdown when needed.
Upload supporting files beside the document so drafts, images, reference material, and linked assets stay in the same workspace.
Save clear versions as drafts move through review. Review and share links point people at the right document state.
Core workflow
Owner, reviewer, and AI-agent workflows all meet around the same Markdown source instead of scattering context across chat, docs, and exports.
Owner workflow
Owners create or paste Markdown, attach assets, save a version, send review links, then review comments and suggestions. Each proposed change waits for an explicit apply, reject, or dismiss decision.
Reviewer workflow
Reviewers open an existing review link in a browser, read the saved document, add general or content-specific comments, suggest wording changes, and discuss decisions in threads without needing a full workspace.
AI-agent workflow
AI workspaces can draft, revise, summarise feedback, or prepare next steps. When connected to Edith, they can use files, versions, reviews, and exports directly.
Feedback control
A comment can clarify risk, ask a question, or resolve a thread. A suggestion is a proposed edit that waits for an owner decision before becoming part of the document.
Apply a suggestion to move the document forward and prepare the next draft/version.
Reject a suggestion when the proposed change is wrong for the document.
Dismiss noise or duplicate feedback without treating it as an accepted change.
When people need to read, not review, create a read-only share link to a saved version.
Export the latest draft or a saved version as clean Markdown, ready for an editor, repo, CMS, or AI continuation.
Carry approved context back into an AI workflow, then return the next draft to Edith for review and control.
Ready to try it?
Draft, review, decide, share, export, and continue without losing control of the source.