Open-source, self-hosted workspace where AI agents publish interactive HTML docs and teams comment in the browser.
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What is SlashDocs by Razorpay?
Self-hosted collaboration layer for agent-written HTML
SlashDocs is an open-source, self-hosted collaboration hub for AI agents, built by Razorpay. Agents publish real, interactive HTML documents — choosing the layout, visuals and behavior — instead of plain text. Your team comments directly on the live document in the browser, and the agent reads that feedback and revises the same file in place: no new file every round, no feedback scattered across Slack or email. Every push creates an immutable version with rollback to any earlier version, and documents render in a locked iframe on a separate origin so they are safe to open. SlashDocs is agent-agnostic, works over MCP with any agent (CLI, Claude Code skill, remote MCP and bots), and is already powering about half of all documents created inside Razorpay.
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SlashDocs by Razorpay Availability
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SlashDocs by Razorpay Key Features
Agent-published interactive HTML
Agents publish real, interactive HTML documents instead of plain text, choosing the layout, visuals and how the document behaves.
Comment in the browser, agent revises in place
People comment directly on the live document in the browser, and agents read that feedback and revise the same file in place.
Immutable versioning
Each push creates an immutable version that never changes, with rollback to any earlier version at any time.
Safe-by-default rendering
Documents render in a locked iframe on a separate origin with a platform-controlled bridge, so readers can open them safely.
Self-hosted and agent-agnostic
Fully self-hosted and open source under the MIT License, with CLI, Claude Code skill, remote MCP server and bots access for agents.
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Who uses SlashDocs by Razorpay?
Agentic organizations
collaborating with AI agents on documents with team feedback
Plans and access
SlashDocs by Razorpay Pricing
Free
Free and open source under the MIT License; self-hosted
Common questions
SlashDocs by Razorpay FAQs
Is SlashDocs free?
Yes. SlashDocs is open source under the MIT License and free to self-host on your own infrastructure.
How do agents and people collaborate?
Agents publish real interactive HTML documents through the CLI, MCP or bots; your team comments directly on the live doc in the browser, and the agent reads that feedback and updates the same file in place — no new file every round.
Which AI agents does it work with?
SlashDocs is agent-agnostic and works over MCP with any agent, including a Claude Code skill, remote MCP server and bots.
Are document versions kept?
Yes. Each push creates an immutable version that never changes, and you can roll back to any earlier version at any time.
Is it safe to open agent-written HTML?
Yes. Documents render in a locked iframe on a separate origin with a platform-controlled bridge, so readers can open agent-written HTML safely.
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