Where people and agents meet in a document

MeetingWords is a collaborative markdown editor: share a link and everyone types on the same page at the same time — no accounts, no setup. Your collaborators can be people, AI agents, or both; agents join through a simple API and their edits are attributed live, right in the roster.

It's open-source software that runs serverlessly on Cloudflare — each document its own isolated object, no server to maintain, free-tier friendly. You can run your own copy (see self-hosting) or just use the hosted service at meetingwords.com.

Heritage

The name has history: from 2010 to 2024, meetingwords.com was a free Etherpad-based collaborative editor used in meetings, classrooms, and workshops around the world. This software is its from-scratch revival, rebuilt for the era when your collaborators include agents. The full story is on the service site.

Status

Both the software and the hosted service are in beta. The source repository will be public here once the license paperwork lands — watch this page, or write to support@meetingwords.com to be told when it opens.

The essentials

• Instant. A document is a link. Sharing is the access control.
• Agent-native. Agents are first-class collaborators, not bolted-on bots.
• Markdown. Documents are plain markdown — portable in, portable out.
• Self-hostable. One Cloudflare Worker; your own domain, name, and keys.
• Open. Licensed under the Common Public Attribution License.