Publishes straight from Claude Code and Codex

Your agent made the draft. Your team makes the call.

Nativ Docs is the review room for AI-made work. Publish a doc, deck, or site, let your team comment on the exact passage, and end every thread in a decision.

Google or email. No credit card. Starter accounts are free.

01 / Beyond the share link

A share link gets the work seen.
Nativ gets it decided.

OpenAI and Claude already make their output shareable. What they hand you is a link — and a link is where the conversation stops.

Sharing
Your team sees the work and replies somewhere else.
Nativ
Your team works inside it, and the decision stays there.

02 / Collaboration in context

Comments that stay attached to the idea.

Select the exact words you want to discuss. Every thread keeps the question, the context, and the decision together.

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Product launch / Draft 04

Make every handoff feel like momentum.

The launch should help teams move from a promising first draft to a decision everyone understands.

Our approach

We will begin with a small group of design partners and measure success by how quickly their feedback becomes a better second draft.1

Each launch asset will have a clear owner, a review window, and a visible record of the decisions behind it.

03 / How it works

Draft to decision, in one place.

Three moves. The work arrives, the team responds to it, and the answer is written down beside the passage that needed one.

  1. Publish

    Get the draft out of the terminal.

    Point Claude Code or Codex at Nativ and it publishes the artifact it just wrote. No copy-paste into a doc, no zip file, no second source of truth.

    • Markdown plans and briefs, rendered as pages
    • Self-contained HTML decks and sites, rendered live
    • Or upload the file yourself from your library
  2. Discuss

    Point at the sentence, not the section.

    Reviewers open a link and read the work as the team will see it. Select the exact words in question and a thread opens beside them, in the margin.

    • Threads anchored to a quoted range of the text
    • Replies, edits, and mentions inside the thread
    • Comment gutter beside the page on desktop
  3. Decide

    End the thread with an answer.

    A resolved thread is a decision on the record, kept next to the passage it settled. Hand those decisions back to your agent as the brief for the next draft.

    • Resolve a thread once the question is answered
    • Restore a resolved thread if it reopens
    • Carry the resolutions into the next revision

04 / One review loop

Whatever shape the idea takes.

A brief, a deck, or a site. Bring the output into Nativ and give your team the same clear way to move it forward.

05 / Questions

What teams ask before they start.

What can I publish to Nativ Docs?

Markdown documents and self-contained HTML artifacts. That covers written plans and briefs, HTML decks, and single-file sites your agent produced.

How does the work get in?

Add the Nativ Docs MCP server and skill to Claude Code or Codex, then ask your agent to publish. You can also upload a file yourself from the library.

Do reviewers need an account?

Reviewers open a link and read the rendered document in the browser — no download, no local build. Signing in is what lets someone leave a comment.

How are comments different from a chat thread?

Every thread is anchored to the exact text it is about. The question, the replies, and the resolution stay attached to the passage instead of scrolling away in a channel.

What happens after a discussion ends?

Resolve the thread. The decision is recorded against the passage, and you can hand the resolved feedback back to your agent as the brief for the next draft.

What does it cost?

Starter is free for personal accounts and includes 100 MB of retained document versions. Team workspaces — shared storage, organization-wide sharing, and version history — are in a private pilot.

Don’t just share it.
Build on it together.

Give your next AI-made draft a room where the team can settle it.

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