Agents now write the prose that steers other agents. Wikis, specs, docs, and skills. That is exactly the prose you can least afford to rubber-stamp. Stet puts a human sign-off on it.
Pick the pattern closest to what you already do. Each one has a starter kit you can open in Stet and try in minutes.
brief/q3-launch.md
The brief is shared with your team through Stet Sync.
The beta opens to everyone in September. The beta opens to design partners in September.
A teammate's edit, waiting for your decision.
Karpathy's pattern for an agent-maintained knowledge base. Sources are immutable, the wiki is agent-written, and now a human reviews every page.
Spec and code in one repo. The code gets a diff review. The spec gets read like the prose it is.
Docs-as-code, GitBook-compatible. A review step for the people who own the docs, without a pull request.
SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md. The instructions your agents follow, reviewed like the prose they are.
Your whole company in folders of markdown. One workspace per function. Every change, from any agent or person, reviewed before it counts.
More use cases are coming, including long-form writing and handbooks or policy docs.