For AI work
A CLAUDE.md editor that isn't a code editor
Your CLAUDE.md steers everything Claude does. You shouldn't have to edit it in a terminal or an IDE built for someone else.
Why CLAUDE.md files are annoying to edit
A CLAUDE.md is plain Markdown that tells Claude how to
work: instructions, rules, context. As it grows it becomes a long, structured document
- headings, lists, sometimes front matter - that you keep re-reading and refining. Code
editors show it as raw symbols in monospace. The terminal makes every small fix a
ceremony. And if you're not a developer, "just open it in VS Code" was never a real
answer.
Edit it like a document
Doca opens CLAUDE.md as a clean, readable document - not a
wall of # and **. Structure
is visible at a glance, which is exactly what a file full of instructions needs.
- Rendered view, always Headings look like headings. You review instructions the way Claude reads them.
- Front matter, done right Type / to insert valid front matter, always at the top, edited like a table.
- No syntax needed Toolbar and / commands do the formatting. Syntax shortcuts still work.
Summary of the redlines prepared for the vendor agreement.
| Clause | Change | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| 7.2 | Cap liability | Low |
| 9.1 | Add SLA | Medium |
Every agent file in one workspace
Agent files multiply: per project, per agent, per workflow. Doca shows the whole tree, creates files and folders in-app, and keeps everything where your AI expects it.
- All projects, one sidebar CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, context docs - organized in folders, no Finder.
- Copy path in one click Reference any file for your agent without hunting through Finder windows.
- Structure is performance Organized context files are the cheapest upgrade your agents can get.
Refine it with Claude itself
The best editor for a Claude instruction file is one with Claude in it. Doca knows the open file, so "make this rule stricter" is one selection away.
- Mark for AI Select a rule, mark it, and ask Claude to tighten it. No copy-paste.
- Your own subscription Connects to the Claude Code CLI you already have. No API key.
- Editor works without AI The assistant is optional. The editor is complete on its own.
Tighten the summary and align it with the pricing spec.
Done. I shortened the summary to two sentences and matched the tier names…
Your own subscription · no API key
Questions, answered.
A CLAUDE.md is a plain-Markdown file that Claude (via Claude Code) reads for instructions and context about your project: how to behave, what matters, what to avoid. It lives in your project folder and you edit it like any other document.
Open it in a Markdown editor instead. In Doca you double-click the file, see it as a rendered document, edit with a toolbar or / commands, and save. No terminal, no code editor, no syntax to learn.
Yes. AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, context docs, specs - they are all plain .md files, and Doca treats them all the same way. One workspace for every agent file you own.
Only for the AI features. Editing, organizing, and reading files work with nothing installed. If you connect your own Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI, Doca adds AI that sees the open file.
No. Doca reads and writes standard Markdown - the same plain text Claude consumes. What you save is exactly what your agent reads, with valid syntax guaranteed even if you never look at it.
Edit CLAUDE.md like a document.
$14.99 launch price · one-time