Most editors that claim to work with AI bolt a chat sidebar onto a tool built for a human. Agentpad was built the other way around. It's a collaborative markdown editor with two real front doors onto the same document. You write, review, and comment in the browser or the iOS app. Your agent reads, edits, and manages that same doc through MCP or the REST API. Both of you on one document, live. We made one rule non-negotiable while building it: every feature has to be reachable by API or CLI, not just a button in the UI. So anything you can do, your agent can do too. Comments, version history, and tags included, for people and agents alike. We built it in May because we needed it, and it has quietly solved a lot of problems for us since. We've been using and testing it internally the whole time. Free to use, no strings. Live at agentpad.cc, MCP endpoint in the docs. We'll be in the comments ✌️

Finally tried this and the dual front door thing actually clicks. Watching my agent edit the doc live while I leave comments in the sidebar feels weirdly natural.

the way the agent edits the same doc live is honestly a bit wild to watch, like you can see it making changes while you are typing comments. the iOS app feels solid too, which i was not expecting.

Finally tried this and the dual front door thing actually clicks. Watching my agent edit the doc live while I leave comments in the sidebar feels weirdly natural.

the way the agent edits the same doc live is honestly a bit wild to watch, like you can see it making changes while you are typing comments. the iOS app feels solid too, which i was not expecting.

Agentpad

Work with your agent peer to peer: one doc, any agent

Work with your agent peer to peer: one doc, any agent