proof

Create and share Markdown documents via Proof's Web API and Local Bridge.

Updated Mar 22, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/drhazemibclc/plate --skill proof-drhazemibclc
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Skill: proof
Source: https://github.com/drhazemibclc/plate/tree/main/.codex/skills/proof
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/drhazemibclc/plate --skill proof-drhazemibclc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Proof enables creating, editing, commenting on, and sharing Markdown documents via Proof's Web API and the Local Bridge, simplifying collaborative authoring and review.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create and share a Markdown document via the Web API without installing the client.
  • Read, edit, comment, and resolve discussions through REST-like ops or local bridge interactions.
  • Use the macOS Proof app via the Local Bridge for real-time collaboration and in-app editing.
  • Real-world use: teams draft meeting notes, review proposals, and circulate documents for feedback with traceable history.

Quick Start

Create a shared Markdown document by providing a title and initial content, then invite collaborators via Proof.

Frequently Asked Questions about proof

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create and share a Markdown document via a Web API for team collaboration?

To create and share a Markdown document via a Web API, provide a document title and initial content, then invite collaborators using token-based authentication. This enables real-time comments, edits, and cross-platform sharing directly through REST-like operations.

Can I comment on and resolve discussions in Markdown documents using the Local Bridge?

Yes, you can comment on and resolve discussions in Markdown documents using the Local Bridge. It connects to the macOS Proof app for real-time collaboration, allowing you to read, edit, and resolve feedback through local interactions.

What is collaborative Markdown editing and how does it handle real-time feedback?

Collaborative Markdown editing allows teams to jointly draft and review documents with traceable history. It handles real-time feedback by syncing edits and comments across platforms via Web API endpoints and the Local Bridge.

Do I need token-based authentication to edit documents through the Proof Web API?

Yes, token-based authentication is required to edit documents through the Proof Web API. This security mechanism validates access for creating, editing, and sharing Markdown files without needing the local client installed.

Can I use the macOS Proof app for real-time collaborative document editing?

Yes, you can use the macOS Proof app for real-time collaborative document editing by connecting through the Local Bridge. This setup allows teams to draft meeting notes, review proposals, and circulate documents with in-app editing capabilities.

What are the limitations of using a Web API for Markdown collaboration versus a local client?

Using a Web API for Markdown collaboration enables creating and sharing documents without installing a client, but relies on token-based authentication. The Local Bridge offers real-time in-app editing on macOS, providing a more integrated experience than REST-like operations alone.