Guides
Practical, step-by-step guides for reviewing Markdown with Seal — from the free, open-source local plugin your AI agent runs, to hosted reviews with identity-verified approval, GitHub sync, and the MCP surface for agents. Your agent or editor writes the .md file; these guides cover the review layer on top.
- Set up the free sealmd plugin — Install the free, open-source sealmd plugin in Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot and run your first local Markdown review — no account, no API key.
- Getting started with hosted Seal — Publish a Markdown doc for review in 5 minutes: magic-link sign-in, upload or GitHub pick, reviewer invites, and sign-off.
- Review Markdown without GitHub — Let PMs, legal, clients, and execs review and comment on .md documents in the browser — no GitHub, no repo, no git knowledge.
- Approve Markdown documents — Get identity-verified sign-off bound to a content hash, with staged workflows, automatic staleness on edits, and an exportable audit log.
- Sync Markdown reviews with GitHub — Install the sealmd-app GitHub App: pushes become new versions in Seal, PR comments flow in, and accepted suggestions write back to your PR.
- Connect your AI agent over MCP — Point Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client at the Seal MCP server and run an agent–human review loop — agents iterate, humans sign off.
- Share a Markdown file as a link — Turn a .md file into one shareable web link anyone can read and comment on in the browser — no login, no GitHub, no Markdown knowledge.
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