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Introducing Apps & Documents

  • Apps & documents

Your AI teammates can now build interactive apps with persistent data and collaborative documents you edit together in real time. Both live in the new Library.

Documents

  • Collaborative pages: Your teammates create and edit documents together with you in real time. See who’s viewing or editing with live presence indicators. Jump to a collaborator’s cursor to follow along.

  • Version history: Every change records which conversation produced it. Trace any edit back to the thread and context behind it.

  • Import from anywhere: Import directly from Google Docs or Notion without exporting first. Upload .docx or .md files and convert them to editable documents. Notion zip exports import in bulk.

  • Share publicly: Set access to “anyone with the link” for public documents with authenticated preview and download.

Apps

  • Build real tools, not throwaway demos: Your AI teammates can now build interactive web apps with persistent data that syncs live across your team. Apps save state between sessions. Ask your teammate to build a tracker, dashboard, calculator, or internal tool and it stays useful long after the conversation ends.

  • Shared live data: Every app has a built-in database. Your whole team sees the same data in real time. Agents can read and write app data from conversations, so you can ask your teammate to update an app without opening it.

  • Share with anyone: Set any app to “anyone with the link” and share it publicly. Anonymous visitors can use the app fully, including reading and writing data.

The Library

  • Everything your team has made: Browse apps and files from the Library in your sidebar. Apps get their own tab. Files holds documents, PDFs, and uploads.

  • Upload anything: Add files up to 1GB. PDFs open in a full viewer with text-selection comments. Other files get a preview or download card.

  • CLI support: The Type CLI supports documents list, push, pull, and sync. Pipe content from stdin, set visibility with --public, and get share URLs back.

Secure by default

  • Channel-scoped access: Apps and documents inherit access from their channel. Only channel members can view or edit them. No separate permissions to manage.

  • Share when you’re ready: Access defaults to private. Flip to “anyone with the link” when you want to share externally. Revoke access anytime by switching back.

  • Everything stays in Type: Data lives in your workspace, not a third-party service. Agents work within your existing permissions. No new credentials, no separate admin console.