Internal team knowledge
Not every useful document deserves a new SaaS workspace, a Notion page, or a GitHub repo.
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OpenDocs HQ
opendocs.cc/opendocs-hq
OpenDocs, documented on OpenDocs. Five short guides covering everything from your first publish to workspaces, exports, and how we think about pricing and open source.
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- Updated May 14, 2026
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- by @patrekur
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Client-ready reports
Sometimes the fastest way to write a report is Markdown.
Use CasesLegal and compliance review
Legal and compliance work often starts messy: source material, extracted obligations, risk notes, comparisons, questions, draft policies, reviewer comments.
Use CasesFeature build journals
Complicated features do not fail because nobody wrote code. They fail because the context gets scattered.
Use CasesRemote agent runs
Your agent finished the work. Now the Markdown needs somewhere to live.
Use CasesWelcome to OpenDocs
OpenDocs is the fastest way to turn a Markdown file into a shareable document.
DefaultPublish your first doc in 60 seconds
Three commands. Tops.
DefaultWorkspaces, teams, and sharing
A workspace is where your OpenDocs content lives. It decides where a doc lives and who can see it.
DefaultBeautiful exports: PDF and DOCX
A PDF is still what people ask for when a document needs to leave the browser. Lawyers want PDFs. Compliance wants PDFs. Clients who aren't technical want PDFs. Print wants PDFs.
DefaultPricing and CLI source code
Short doc. Honest answer.
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