Description
ce-proof publishes, reads, comments on and edits Markdown documents in Proof, a collaborative document editor for people and agents. It is reached through Proof's hosted web API over HTTP from the command line. The skill is used for sharing specifications, plans and drafts as Proof links, for publishing a handoff from a planning workflow, and for reading or commenting on a document someone else shared. Its outcome is a working, tokenized Proof link, or a document that carries the read, comment, suggestion or edit that was asked for. The skill confirms each operation at its own level before reporting it done. It is useful when a team wants a shared, reviewable copy of a document that people can comment on without a repository. The skill is part of the compound-engineering plugin by Every and is listed on skills.sh as free.…
Highlights
- Publish, read, comment on and edit Markdown in Proof
- Shares specs, plans and drafts as tokenized links
- Works through Proof's hosted web API
- Confirms each operation before reporting success
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ce-proof FAQ
What is Proof?
A collaborative Markdown document editor for humans and agents, reached through a hosted web API.
What can I do with it?
Publish a document as a link, read it, comment on it, suggest changes or edit it.
Do I need an account?
The skill produces tokenized links, and Proof's own access terms apply.
How do I install it?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/everyinc/compound-engineering-plugin --skill ce-proof in your terminal.
Is it free?
The listing shows the skill as free. Proof's own service has its own terms.
What are the best ce-proof alternatives?
Popular alternatives to ce-proof include obsidian, microsoft/markitdown and lark-markdown. See all ce-proof alternatives