Git-backed docs with real access control, in one markdown repo with folder-level access where teammates, outsiders and AI agents each see exactly their folders.
Hey PH, excited to share a new tool for team productivity in the post-LLM workspace. As you might have noticed, there's a noticeable trend in Markdown usage as one of the documentation tools. But there exist some shortcomings as a real documentation tool. That's why many people are still juggling GDrive and Git-based Markdown for their day-to-day documentation.
What if we could combine the usability and practicality of traditional documentation tools with the strong affinity of Markdown files with AI tools? That's what I wanted for myself and wanted you guys to try out as well. Thanks!
folder-level access is the part that makes this different from every other docs tool. the case i would want spelled out is what an agent sees when it is denied a folder. silently missing context reads to a model as the thing not existing, and it will confidently tell you so.
How easy is it for non-technical teammates to edit and manage the docs without touching Git directly?
How do you enforce permissions for AI agents so they can’t accidentally read outside their folders?
About Thousand on Product Hunt
“Git-backed docs for humans and agents”
Thousand launched on Product Hunt on September 10th, 2026 and earned 102 upvotes and 10 comments, placing #10 on the daily leaderboard. Git-backed docs with real access control, in one markdown repo with folder-level access where teammates, outsiders and AI agents each see exactly their folders.
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Tomo Kanazawa
Hey PH, excited to share a new tool for team productivity in the post-LLM workspace. As you might have noticed, there's a noticeable trend in Markdown usage as one of the documentation tools. But there exist some shortcomings as a real documentation tool. That's why many people are still juggling GDrive and Git-based Markdown for their day-to-day documentation.
What if we could combine the usability and practicality of traditional documentation tools with the strong affinity of Markdown files with AI tools? That's what I wanted for myself and wanted you guys to try out as well. Thanks!