mkvThe glow
When a file is saved, the passages that changed glow amber and fade over five seconds. You see what the agent did without comparing anything.
A tour of mkv
Every part of mkv answers a question you have while an agent works. Each window below is live: press its button and watch what mkv does.
What changed?
Agents rewrite documents while you read. mkv makes every change easy to see, and easy to come back to.
Since you looked
Documents that changed while you were away get a dot in Files, and their folders a count. Go > Next opens the newest at its first change, with what is new glowing.
⌘J next change, ⇧⌘J the oldest
Changes and the Change Ruler
Turn on Changes to see the old text struck through above the new, added passages marked green and removed ones red. The Change Ruler down the right edge shows where every change is; click a mark to go to it.
⌘4 Changes
Where was I?
A long plan is a place. mkv keeps you in it while the text moves, and shows you the way around.
Your place, kept
When an agent adds text above the line you are reading, the page grows above you and your line stays exactly where it was. You never lose your place to an edit.
Outline and Links
The inspector shows the document's headings to jump between, and its links: what it links to, what links to it, and ⇄ where both are true.
⌃⌘L Links, ⌃⌘I Info
The Graph
See the whole folder at once: every document a point, every link a line, folders gathered together. Click a document to see what it is; double-click to read it.
⌃⌘G Graph
What do I think?
Reading is half the work. The other half is telling the agent what you think, on the passage you mean.
Comments to the agent
Select words and press ⇧⌘K. Write your comment and send it: mkv hands it to the agent writing that document, which answers and makes the change. Or keep it as a note for yourself.
Then choose Send, and wait a moment for the agent.
Copy for Agent
Select passages and press ⇧⌘C. You get the Markdown as written, headed by its path and lines, ready to paste into any agent's prompt.
Read it your way, and pass it on
The same document as a page, as the Markdown the agent wrote, or as HTML; in the theme that suits it; aloud; or as a file to send.
Read, Source and HTML
Three lenses on one document: the page, its Markdown with line numbers, and the HTML mkv made of it. Your place stays as you switch.
⌘1 ⌘2 ⌘3
The properties card
Front matter shows as a card of properties, exactly as written: status, owner, tags. If the YAML breaks a rule, mkv shows where and why rather than guessing.
Read Aloud
Listen to a plan on the way to a meeting. mkv reads in your Mac's own voices, from where you are, and follows along on the page.
⌥⌘R Read Aloud
Your browser's voice stands in for the Mac's here.
Eight themes
Default, Paper, Calm, Journal, Studio, Brief, Blueprint and Terminal, each in light and dark, and your own CSS on top. Exports and printing follow the theme.
PDF and HTML to send
File > Export makes a paginated PDF, a single-page PDF as long as the document, or one HTML file with its styles and images inside it. Maths and diagrams come too.
⇧⌘E Export as PDF
Try every part of it at once.
The full window, with an agent writing in it, is one click away.