What is Super Document
Have you used Code Review? After developers submit code, colleagues review it line by line, accepting or rejecting each change. Super Document brings this decades-proven collaboration mechanism to document writing—AI writes, you review.
Core Concept: Review Documents Like Code Review
The problem with traditional AI writing tools is that AI gives you a large block of text, and you don't know what it changed or why. Accept or rewrite? You can only guess.
Super Document takes a completely different approach:
| Traditional AI Writing | Super Document |
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| AI outputs an entire document, you find differences yourself | Every change made by AI is marked |
| Can only accept or rewrite entirely | Can accept, reject, or edit item by item |
| Don't know why AI made these changes | Each change comes with a reason |
| If it's wrong, start over from scratch | Complete version history, rollback anytime |
Super Document vs. Regular Text Editing
Super Document is not just another Markdown editor. Its core value lies in visualization and control of the modification process:
- Visible: What changes AI made is clear at a glance
- Controllable: You decide what to accept and what to reject
- Reversible: Any operation can be undone, any version can be restored
- Explainable: AI doesn't just change, it tells you why
If conversation is "verbal communication" between you and the Agent, then Super Document is your "written collaboration"—all changes are tracked, all decisions are traceable.
Use Cases
Super Document is suitable for any document work involving AI:
- Daily Writing: Emails, reports, proposals—let AI help you polish and improve
- Professional Documents: Contracts, bids, legal documents—AI assists with writing, you review and approve
- Team Collaboration: Documents with multiple contributors, track every change through version history
- Knowledge Documentation: Organize scattered ideas into structured documents
Super Document Workflow at a Glance
You initiate writing task
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Agent generates or modifies content
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Diff view displays all changes <-- Red = Deletion, Green = Addition
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You review item by item
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+--> Accept: Change takes effect
+--> Reject: Restore original text
+--> Edit: Manual adjustment
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Confirm to form a new version
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Continue conversation, further iteration...
Each round of changes is recorded as a version. You can return to any historical version at any time, just like Git history for code.
Next Steps
- Collaborative Writing — Learn how to write documents with Agents
- Diff Visualization — Understand how to use the modification comparison view