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Proof (Grade B)Security-tested development skill for Claude AI. Grade B. Create, edit, comment on, share, and run human-in-the-loop iteration loops over markdown documents via Proof's web API. Use when asked to "pro

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Daniel NikulshynReviewed by Daniel Nikulshyn·Updated July 2026

Overview

Proof, a collaborative document editor, provides an API for creating, editing, and sharing markdown documents. It allows human-in-the-loop iteration loops over markdown documents. This skill supports two modes: Web API and Local Bridge. Proof supports two identity fields for attribution: Machine ID and Display name. When performing a Human-in-the-Loop Review, the skill can upload a local markdown document, collect structured human feedback, and sync the final doc back to disk. The Web API provides an endpoint for creating shared documents without authentication, allowing for shareable URLs with access tokens. There are also endpoints for reading and editing shared documents. Key benefits of using Proof include collaborative documentation and review, attribution and identity management, and the ability to perform human-in-the-loop iteration loops over markdown documents. There are some limitations to using Proof, including a requirement for authentication for protected documents and the need to use the correct API paths for operations. The skill is specifically designed for workflows that require Proof URLs or use a Proof doc as the review surface, and is a good fit for any workflow whose output is a Proof URL. Key features include the ability to create, edit, and share markdown documents, as well as the human-in-the-loop review mode. Example use cases include creating a proof document, sharing a doc, commenting on a document, suggesting edits, reviewing in proof, iterating on a doc in proof, and syncing a Proof doc to local. Pros: * Collaborative document editor * Supports human-in-the-loop iteration loops * Attribution and identity management * Shareable URLs with access tokens * Web API for creating, reading, and editing shared documents Cons: * Authentication required for protected documents * Correct API paths must be used * Limited documentation on some API endpoints Features: * Create, edit, and share markdown documents * Human-in-the-Loop Review Mode * Attribution and identity management * Shareable URLs with access tokens * Web API endpoints for creation, reading, and editing shared documents * Human-in-the-Loop iteration loops over markdown documents * Support for two identity fields: Machine ID and Display name UseCases: [ { "title": "Create a Proof Document", "description": "Use the Web API to create a shared document without authentication, and share a shareable URL with access tokens." }, { "title": "Share a Doc", "description": "Use the shareable URL with access tokens to share a document with others." }, { "title": "Comment on a Document", "description": "Use the Web API to edit a shared document and add comments." } ]

Key features

  • Create and edit shared documents via HTTP (Web API)
  • Drive the macOS Proof app via localhost:9847 (Local Bridge)
  • Attribute every write to a Proof doc with the agent's identity
  • Supports human-in-the-loop review mode for markdown documents
  • Provide a shareable link to a shared document
  • Allow read and edit access to shared documents through API

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Use cases

Human-in-the-Loop Review Loop

Upload a local markdown doc, collect structured human feedback in Proof, and sync the final doc back to disk

Sharing a Markdown Document

Create a shared document, provide a shareable link, and allow read and edit access to the document through the API

Collaborative Markdown Editing

Edit a shared markdown document collaboratively with Proof's Web API or Local Bridge

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Supports two modes: Web API and Local Bridge
  • Attribute every write to a Proof doc with the agent's identity
  • Enables human-in-the-loop iteration loops over markdown documents
  • Provides a collaborative document editor for humans and agents

Cons

  • Does not provide an explicit list of limitations or trade-offs
  • Requires a Proof account or token for authentication
  • May have limitations on concurrent access to shared documents

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Q&A

What attribution information is recorded for edits made through Proof?

Each write operation is tagged with either a Machine ID or a Display name, letting you trace who (or which agent) made specific changes within a shared Proof document.

Asked by Ethan Brooks · Apr 19, 2026

Can I integrate Proof with my local development workflow on macOS?

Yes, Proof offers a Local Bridge mode that runs on localhost:9847, allowing the macOS Proof app to be driven directly from your scripts or agents for creating, editing, and syncing markdown files on disk.

Asked by Xiomara Delgado · Mar 20, 2026

How does Proof handle authentication for its Web API when creating shared documents?

Proof’s Web API lets you create shared documents without requiring user authentication, generating a shareable URL that includes an access token. Reading or editing those documents later uses the same token for access control.

Asked by Mireille Dupont · Feb 21, 2026

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