Versions & concurrent editing

Edit safely across multiple sessions, recover earlier drafts from history, and back versions with GitHub.

Your writing is safe to work on from more than one place, easy to roll back, and simple to version with Git — so an experiment or a stray agent run never costs you a draft.

Concurrent-edit safety

Multiple sessions can work on the same document at once without clobbering each other. Edits compose rather than collide, so collaborating with yourself across windows — or with an agent while you write — stays safe.

History & trash

Earlier versions of a document are kept in history, and deleted files go to a trash you can restore from. If a change doesn’t work out, you can always go back.

GitHub-backed versions

Because a project is an ordinary folder, you can back it with Git and GitHub for full version history — one click away. Commit milestones, branch an experiment, and keep a durable record of how your draft evolved.

Try things fearlessly

With history, trash, and Git behind you, run that big agent pass or restructure without worrying — every prior state is recoverable. See your first project.