Source: www.producthunt.com/products/razorpay
SlashDocs lets teams leave comments directly on a live HTML document, including on any line, chart or cell. The agent that created the document reads the comment and edits the same file, so feedback no longer lives in Slack or email and fixes no longer arrive as new copies.
According to the maker team, Razorpay ran SlashDocs internally for a full quarter before release, and it now sits behind roughly half of the documents created inside the company. The project is free and its code is on GitHub under the razorpay organization, with a hosted trial available.
The tool works with any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol. The team names Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and Gemini CLI as examples.
Why it matters if you build agents
Agents that produce dashboards, reports or decks can route review comments back into the same artifact rather than generating a new file each round.
Because it runs on your own infrastructure and connects over MCP, teams can test the workflow without tying it to one agent vendor.
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