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Static product walkthrough

What WeWrote can do today, without a staged demo

This page documents the implemented path from writing a document to a searchable reader. It does not depend on a seeded customer space, fake activity, or future capabilities presented as current product behavior.

End-to-end path

  1. 01OperatorCreates a space and writes a document through the authenticated dashboard.
  2. 02StorageSaves Markdown to R2 and metadata, extracted text, and publication state to PostgreSQL.
  3. 03PublicationChanges the document from draft to published without deploying a documentation site.
  4. 04ReaderOpens the public space, navigates document paths, follows breadcrumbs, and searches published text.

Evidence ledger

Implemented and planned are different states

The product is unreleased and not validated with external users. Implemented means the code path exists, not that production reliability or market fit is proven.

01

Separate spaces

One operator can create multiple spaces for distinct products or clients. Public content resolution is scoped to a single space slug.

implemented
02

Markdown authoring

A rich Tiptap editor parses and serializes Markdown. Autosave writes the Markdown body to R2 and updates its searchable representation in PostgreSQL.

implemented
03

Draft and published states

The operator changes publication state from the document toolbar. Public routes select published documents and reject private spaces.

implemented
04

Reader navigation and search

Published spaces include path-based navigation, breadcrumbs, rendered Markdown, and ranked full-text search over published text.

implemented
05

Secure client links

Password-protected and token-gated unlisted links are central to the intended client workflow. Their authorization and lifecycle are not complete.

planned
06

Agent publishing

A native MCP server and publishing API should let an agent send Markdown and receive a reader link. That end-to-end operation has not shipped.

planned

Inspect reader and search

See how navigation, publication, and conventional search work.

Inspect Markdown storage

Understand exactly what R2 and PostgreSQL each store.

Read product limits

Direct answers about pricing, AI, GitHub, access, and release state.