ce-proof

You can run human-in-the-loop review for local Markdown by uploading the file to Proof, sharing the collaborative URL for feedback, and syncing the final edited version back to your local disk.

Yes, you can share a Proof document URL to collaborate with others, track comments and edits, and sync the final Proof-edited Markdown document back to your local file for archival or continuation.

Collaboratively reviewing a local Markdown spec or draft is best handled by rendering it in Proof, sharing the document URL to manage iterations and comments, and syncing the reviewed results back to disk.

Proof supports tracking comments and suggestions on shared Markdown files by coordinating review workflows, maintaining document iterations, and enforcing safe mutation patterns during collaborative editing.

Syncing collaboratively edited Markdown documents back to local files requires Proof web API and local bridge interactions, enforcing agent identity and safe mutation patterns to ensure reviewed results are accurately written to disk.