Card Sharing & Co-editing
Send cards straight into a teammate's editor and edit a document together live, using the account you are signed in with — the same one that syncs your files and settings. There is no separate membership to link.
- Where: any Debate Editor surface (
/reason-editor, speech documents) → ⚙ Settings → Collaboration - Package:
debate-editor, served by the app's own relay at/api/collab-relay
Turning it on
Switch on Enable collaboration. The Account sync row shows which account this browser is syncing as; if it says Not signed in, use its Sign in link. That is the whole setup.
Sending and receiving cards
Copy Your pairing code and give it to a teammate; add theirs under Recipients. Drag a card onto the Send pill to push it to them, and cards they send you land in Receive. Both of you need to be signed in. Cards wait on the server for up to a week if your editor is closed, and Regenerate cuts off anyone holding your old code.
Editing a document together
Start a co-editing session from the Send pill's invite button, the Start
Collaboration Session command, or Share with contacts on
/reason-editor. Everyone sees each other's cursors and edits as they type.
Starting a session needs you signed in; someone you invite can join from the
invite link even without an account.
Everything is end-to-end encrypted in the editor before it leaves your browser — the server stores and forwards only ciphertext.
- Engineering note:
packages/debate-help-docs/dev-docs/internals/collab-relay.mdx
