Visibility overview
OpenDocs is built around safe sharing. The most important default is that publishing a document does not mean making it public to the internet.
Current modes you should care about
| Mode | Who can read it | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
private | The author only | Personal drafts or sensitive notes |
workspace | Active members of the workspace | Team docs, specs, and internal plans |
public | Anyone with the link | External docs, public notes, public references |
CLI default
The CLI defaults to:
workspace
That is why the docs, CLI, and SKILL.md all describe OpenDocs as
private-by-default in spirit: the normal path is safe internal sharing, not
public broadcast.
The mental model
- Use
privatewhen you are drafting alone. - Use
workspacewhen you want teammates to read it. - Use
publiconly when the link should be readable outside your workspace.
Advanced visibility
The platform also contains workspace and domain-based controls used for more
advanced sharing setups. The current public CLI and getting-started flow are
centered on private, workspace, and public.