Publish Markdown from GitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot's agent mode can write documentation and run terminal commands. OpenDocs lets it publish any .md file to a shareable URL, right from your editor.
# In Copilot agent mode...
> Write a runbook for the deployment pipeline and publish it to OpenDocs
# Copilot writes the runbook, then runs the CLI
➜ opendocs publish deployment-runbook.md
✔ Uploading content...
✔ URL generated: opendocs.cc/yourteam/deployment-runbook
Three steps. That's it.
Step 1
Install the CLI
Install OpenDocs globally. Works in VS Code's integrated terminal alongside Copilot.
npm install -g @opendocs.cc/cliStep 2
Authenticate
Log in once. Copilot's agent mode can now run the publish command.
opendocs loginStep 3
Ask Copilot to publish
Use agent mode to write a doc and publish it. Copilot handles the terminal, you get a link.
Skip the manual setup? Point your agent to the SKILL.md and it will handle installation, auth, and publishing for you.
Copilot writes it. OpenDocs ships it.
Publish Markdown from your GitHub workflow without leaving VS Code. One command, one URL, share it anywhere.
Start publishing with CopilotFree to get started. No credit card required.