Share a Markdown document
Get a clean URL, send it. The recipient opens it in a browser like any other page. No repo access required, no Obsidian install, no Notion sign-up.
Two ways to share
Workspace link. Only members of your workspace can read it. Good for internal specs, postmortems, runbooks.
Public link. Anyone with the URL can read it. Good for changelogs, public notes, anything you want to send to a wide audience.
Sharing in one command
# Install once
npm install -g @opendocs.cc/cli
# Authenticate (one-time, opens browser)
opendocs login --browser
# Publish, get a shareable URL back
opendocs publish report.mdThe CLI prints the shareable URL on success. Copy, send. Re-running on the same file updates the doc and keeps the link.
Why not just push to GitHub?
GitHub is great if your audience already lives there. Most don't. A non-developer who lands on a GitHub README sees a wall of repo chrome (file tree, branches, commit history, contributor avatars) with the actual doc tucked into a small panel below all of it.
An OpenDocs URL is just the doc. Title at the top, body text, code blocks rendered properly, mobile-friendly. The page is the content.