The design doc lives in a wiki nobody opens during code review.
It’s a file in the repo, changed in the same pull request as the code.
Keep specs and decks beside the code, model data in sheets, and turn agent-generated HTML into governed Arts. MCP lets agents edit the live artifact while people review with comments and versions.
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01 Arts
Create a self-contained HTML experience with AI, then review, refine, and publish it with your team.
02 Docs
Write with a full editing surface, refine with AI, and keep the source portable as plain Markdown.
03 Slides
Turn any Markdown document into a slide view, then present to a live audience without a conversion step.
04 Sheets
Use 80 built-in functions and cross-sheet references while keeping the data beside your writing.
Why developers & ai choose DotMD
Three reasons docs drift from reality — and what closes the gap.
The design doc lives in a wiki nobody opens during code review.
It’s a file in the repo, changed in the same pull request as the code.
Editing docs in a WYSIWYG tool means the git history is a single opaque blob.
Plain Markdown. Line-level diffs, real blame, ordinary review.
Your agent writes a doc, you paste it in, and the formatting explodes.
The agent connects over MCP and edits the live document directly.
Made for the way you work
Portable sources, real merges, live agent work, and review you can audit.
Link a folder to a repo and branch. Edits flow both directions through a true three-way merge — not last-write-wins, not a one-way export.
Architecture diagrams as text in the same file. They diff, they review, and they never go stale in a design tool nobody has a licence for.
Run the whole stack inside your own infrastructure under licence, when the data genuinely cannot leave the building.
Developers & AI
Keep Markdown sources beside code and move interactive HTML from chat output into governed Arts with comments, versions, and publishing.