
The document agent for your desktop
Point an agent at the real files on your Mac. It reads, cites, edits, and converts them in the window you work in.
Ask a question and the answer names the passage it came from. Ask for an edit and the agent makes it in the document, not in a reply.
Run several agents at once. Each one tells you when it's working, when it's done, and when it needs you.
The redline round trip
A Word contract with the other side's tracked changes and comment, in Claude Docs and in Nudocs.
| Step | Claude Docs | Nudocs |
|---|---|---|
| Open a redlined .docx | Over 3 minutes, rebuilt as HTML | Text on screen in 1.7 to 3.5 seconds |
| The other side's tracked changes | Illegible | Kept, with their author |
| The other side's comment | Dropped on Word export | Kept, with the agent's reply threaded under it |
| The agent's edit | Applied silently, not tracked | Proposed as a tracked insertion |
Describe the job in plain language and the agent runs it end to end. The inbox shows which agents are working, which are done, and which need you.
Every citation shows where in the document the answer came from. Hover over it to see the evidence.
Tighten clauses, soften language, or pull in standard terms. On someone else's document, the agent proposes its edits as tracked changes, so you still get the final read.
Open PDF, DOCX, RTF, ODT, Markdown, and plain text. Export to DOCX, PDF, Markdown, RTF, and ODT.
Why Nudocs
An agent is only useful if you can let it near real work. Nudocs is built so you can.
Get Nudocs
You'll like it. You might even love it.
Download for Mac →Requires a Mac with Apple silicon.