Creating & editing
Every document edits the same way, whether you write it here or an agent assembles it. You review, adjust, and decide — the tools stay out of your way.
Edit inside the document
Open a study guide, slide deck, or practice set and it edits in place — the editor is built into the file. Make your changes and save; Alembic keeps the markdown source of truth behind it. The same document can be downloaded and edited offline just as easily (below).
Let AI do the tedious work
The mechanical part of authoring — consistent formatting, accessibility, spelling and grammar, tightening and re-organizing language — is what AI takes off your plate. You draft and steer; AI polishes: you keep the substance and skip the drudgery.
Where an account is approved for AI, the in-file editor offers an assistant: improve a selection, or run an operation over the whole document — restructure, tighten, check for issues. The AI drafts; you review and apply. High-stakes work always waits for your approval, so review effort lands where the stakes are.
Insert a figure once, reuse it anywhere
Put a figure, chemical structure, or plot in your Assets collection, then Insert it into any document. What gets placed is the asset’s permalink, so it renders anywhere the document travels — see Citing, versions & links.
Take it offline: download and replace
Every document has Download and Replace controls. Because the editor is built into the file, you can download it and edit it right on your own computer — nothing to install — or hand it to any AI agent with the agent skill. Upload it back with Replace and it takes the place of the current version; its address and identity stay put, so links never break. The full offline story is in Work offline & upload.