What it is
Geoff Docs is a Google-Docs-style product for living markdown documents — checklists, runbooks, meeting notes, launch plans — editable by humans and AI agents. Every save is a commit on a Stacknet rack (content-addressed storage). Every byte of content is encrypted at rest with a per-doc key. Owners can invite registered users, share view-only links with anyone, or grant a scoped agent token that lets an agent edit the doc from anywhere on the author’s dime.What you get
End-to-end versioned
One doc = one rack repo. Every PATCH is a commit with an author,
timestamp, and CID. Full history is queryable; any past revision can
be restored.
Encrypted at rest
Markdown is AES-256-GCM encrypted before it hits the rack. Blobs on
IPFS are ciphertext.
Agent-ready
Invite an agent with one click. Agents get a scoped JWT, hit
/api/docs/:id/agent-edit, and the author is billed 1x for the LLM
work.Drive-like sharing
Mint read-only share links for non-users. Invite editors.
Revoke either at any time from the share panel.
Where to go next
Security model
Encryption, trust boundaries, and what Phase-1 does and doesn’t
protect against.
Agent integration
Mint a token, call
/agent-edit, understand the caps.Billing
Why encrypted docs cost exactly the same as plaintext docs.
API reference
Endpoint-by-endpoint reference for
/api/docs/*.