DocuCommit is a self-hosted, Git-native documentation platform. Every page is stored as a plain Markdown file in your own Git repo — no database to run, no proprietary format, and nothing to export if you leave. Because the content is just Markdown on disk, it’s readable by any LLM or agent without an API or export step. Writers edit in a local desktop app and commit on their own schedule; a read-only server clones the same repo and renders it for everyone else. Key features include:

Git-Native Revisions: Every save is a commit. Browse, diff, and restore any past version using full native Git history — no separate revision database, no retention cap.

Agent-Readable by Default: Pages live as plain Markdown files in your repo, so LLMs and agents can read your documentation directly from disk.

Batteries-Included Editing: WYSIWYG editor, bundled draw.io plus fenced Mermaid diagrams, full-text search, and exports to Markdown, HTML, or PDF.

Collaboration Without a Terminal: Guided three-pane merge for conflicting edits, comments and @mentions stored in sidecar JSON so your Markdown stays clean.

Self-Hosted, No Telemetry: Runs entirely on your infrastructure. A license heartbeat only — no content telemetry, nothing leaves your perimeter.