Better Mobile Writing: A Full Draft, Not a Narrow Strip
Document panels now slide over the editor on small screens and dismiss when you return to the writing.
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New ways to write, review, and work together.
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Style Guides: Keep Your Team Writing in One Voice
Feature-gated style guides combine live mechanical checks with guidance the assistant can read and maintain.
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Natural AI Follow-Ups: One Mention Starts the Conversation
Human follow-ups in an involved comment thread can reach the assistant without another explicit mention.
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Precise AI Edits: Change the Sentence, Keep the Rest
Exact-text edits and sentence-sized previews make small revisions easier to request and inspect.
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AI Reviewer: A Second Look Before You Build
An AI reviewer can raise concrete concerns and revisit its own threads, while approval stays a human decision.
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Vim Mode: Stay on the Keyboard, Stay in the Draft
An opt-in, limited-rollout editing mode adds familiar motions and operators without changing the shared document format.
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Command Palette: Your Work, a Shortcut Away
The command palette searches by name, recalls recent work, and offers actions for the page you are on.
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Organizations: One Home for All Your Teams
Keep each team's people and documents separate, with one place to manage your organization.
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Personal Memories: An Assistant That Remembers Your Preferences
Personal memories keep your preferences separate from shared project and team decisions.
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Connections: Bring Linear, GitHub, and Notion into Your Writing
Ask the assistant about Linear, GitHub, and Notion without granting it permission to change those services.
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Smarter File Search: Give Your Assistant the Right Information
File summaries, outlines, and meaning-based search help agents use the context you have collected.
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Project Archiving: Make Room for What's Next
Archive a project and its documents to clear the active lists, then bring the work back when you need it.
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Team Memories: Decisions That Outlast the Conversation
Project and team memories make informal decisions available to later conversations, with review for extracted notes.
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Live AI Steering: Change Direction Without Waiting
Stop a run, send a correction into its next step, or queue a separate follow-up.
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A New Look for Livemark: More Room for What Matters
A refreshed Livemark brings a quieter editor, consistent lists, and a choice of cards or rows for finding your work.
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Document Reviews: From Draft to Agreed
Named reviewers, Ready and Not yet answers, and document status make the decision explicit.
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Skills: Teach Your Assistant How Your Team Works
Team skills let you reuse instructions for recurring work and invoke them by handle in chat.
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Mermaid Diagrams: Show How It Works, Right in the Document
Mermaid blocks render as diagrams, with editable source and a larger view for detailed flows.
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Screenshots in Comments: Give Your AI a Clearer Picture
Paste an image into a comment reply and ask Livemark about it, with the picture and the answer kept in the same thread.
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Projects: Bring Your Writing and Reference Material Together
Projects bring related writing and searchable files together, with room to describe the work.
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Templates: A Better Starting Point for Every Draft
Reuse an agreed starting point without copying an old document and its old decisions.
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AI Edits, on the Record: See Exactly What Changed
Agent edits land in the document with a change record; ask for a proposal when you want to review first.
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Document Versions: A Checkpoint Before Your Next Big Rewrite
Keep a deliberate checkpoint and restore the document from its saved collaborative snapshot.
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Chats: Turn Your First Questions into a First Draft
Standalone chats give early thinking a home, while mentions bring Livemark into document discussions.
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MCP: Your Agents, Working in the Same Documents
Connected agents can read Livemark documents, leave anchored comments, and work on the same draft.
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Document Assistant: AI That Works in Your Draft
Ask questions about a document and make changes without moving the draft into another chat app.
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