Document editor

Your notes in Files, your skills and the Markdown files attached to records all open in Cheqq's block editor. (The reports, decks and pages Cheqq writes for you are artifacts, with their own Comment and Edit modes; office files you upload open in the viewers described in Documents.)

What it edits

.md, .markdown and .txt files, wherever they live: Files, your skills, a Wapp's skills, and attachments on a record. A skill shows its name and description as two fields above its text. Files larger than 1 MB open read-only.

Blocks, saved as Markdown

You write in blocks: type / to insert one, drag the handle beside a block to move it, and select words for the formatting toolbar. Tables, task lists, footnotes, deeper headings, links to other files and the HTML a file already holds are all kept.

Saving writes only the paragraphs you changed. The rest of the file, and any settings at its top, stay exactly as they were, and a file you didn't change is never written.

Versions

A few seconds after you stop typing, Cheqq keeps a copy in the file's history; the file itself changes only when you save. The history lists every version with who saved it, compares any version with the current text, and restores one as a new version, so a restore can be undone too. It is the same history your documents have.

The same view as your artifacts

A file opens with the header your artifacts have: its name as a menu (version history, reload, delete), Save, Export and Close. Export downloads the file as Markdown, unsaved edits included, and a skill as SKILL.md. On a file in Files, Chat starts a new conversation with the file attached.

Two people, one file

If the file changes while you have it open, your save stops and asks: Reload to see the newer copy, or Keep mine to save over it.

Continue with Edit files, skills and attachments.