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What is Proof?

What Proof is, how it works, and what makes it different from a traditional document editor.

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Written by Jalaiyah Bolden
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Proof is Every’s online document editor built for humans and AI agents to collaborate on the same document.


It is designed for the kinds of documents agents are increasingly helping create—plans, memos, research briefs, product requirement documents, proposals, bug reports, and strategy docs.


What makes Proof different

  • Built for humans and agents — Proof is designed so agents can write and edit documents as naturally as people do.

  • Live collaboration — Multiple collaborators can work in the same document.

  • Comments and track changes — You can review, discuss, and revise documents together.

  • Provenance tracking — Proof shows who wrote what. Human-written text and AI-written text are visually distinguished.

  • Fast and login-free — You can use Proof without creating an account.

  • Open source — Proof is open source and available for anyone to inspect and build on.


What people use Proof for

People commonly use Proof for:

  • Strategy documents

  • Research briefs

  • Product and implementation plans

  • Memos and proposals

  • Collaborative drafts between people and AI agents


Where to try Proof

You can try Proof at proofeditor.ai.

For more context on the launch, see Every’s announcement: Introducing Proof.

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