Razorpay open-sources SlashDocs, a Google Docs replacement built for AI agents
arpit_bhayani · x · 2026-10-12
Razorpay has open-sourced SlashDocs, an internal tool the company says now generates nearly all of its documents with AI (human-vetted), effectively replacing Google Docs. The quoted post lays out the problem: agents can already produce rich interactive HTML decks, dashboards and reports, but Google Docs wasn't built for that — feedback scatters across Slack and email, and every edit means regenerating files and sharing new links. SlashDocs is a self-hostable agentic collaboration hub where teams host, review and revise HTML/Markdown documents in one place, with commenting, permissions, and agents that respond directly to feedback (e.g. updating a headline on request). Code is available on GitHub.
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