Nativ Docs
The collaborative review room for AI-made work.
What it does
Nativ Docs is the collaborative review room for AI-made work. Claude, Codex, and ChatGPT can draft specs, docs, and HTML decks in seconds. But sharing a link only lets people see the work—Nativ lets teams participate in it. • Render Markdown specs & standalone HTML presentations • Highlight exact passages to discuss in the margin • Capture decisions to feed the next prompt or commit • Connect directly to AI workflows via MCP
Turn AI-generated documents, presentations, and sites into collaborative work your team can review, comment on, and improve together.
Create docs, presentations, and sites your team can review, comment on, and improve together. Measure success by how quickly feedback becomes a better second draft. 1 OpenAI and Claude already make their output shareable. Nativ gives your team a place to respond to the work itself—not another chat transcript. Select the exact words you want to discuss. Every thread keeps the question, the context, and the decision together. The launch should help teams move from a promising first draft to a decision everyone understands. 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…from nativdocs.co
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