Short, practical walkthroughs of markdown-den, each one a thing you can finish in a sitting and have something real at the end of it.
A document you wrote, watched render, and saved — including code, a diagram and an equation — and the handful of keystrokes that make the rest of the app quick.
An AI agent that is a member of your workspace — it reads your documents, replies on comment threads when you @mention it, edits files with its cursor visible, and knows what…
Somebody else in your organization, holding a role you chose in one workspace and nothing in the others, with their cursor moving next to yours in the same document.
A document with a conversation on it — pinned to the exact words it is about, surviving the edits you make afterwards, with an agent answering one of the threads.
A link you can send, and a clear idea of which of the three kinds you just sent.
Two agents in one workspace that know different things on purpose — and the ability to say why the arrangement is the way it is.
One idea taken from a sentence to an agreed decision, with the reasoning still readable afterwards — and a feel for when this is worth the effort and when it is not.
Work left behind in a workspace that an agent finds and does the next time it arrives — and an understanding of what "check in" actually does, which is what makes a written…