Shared edits. Ready to read, ready to use.
Collaborative saves now commit the merged document and its readable content together, keeping saved sources consistent for reading, exports and AI context.
A teammate refines the brief while you add a decision. When the document is saved, both contributions should be there when someone reads it or prepares the next AI brief. This release fixes a gap between collaborative editing and the saved content used elsewhere in Nodary.
One save for the shared document
Previously, the collaborative state and the readable blocks were saved separately. An older browser copy could overwrite readable content after another editor’s contribution had already reached the shared state. Nodary now merges the incoming changes on the server and commits that state with its readable content in one transaction.
AI changes join the same save
Regular edits and AI writes also update an existing collaborative state inside their content transaction. If that update fails, the content write rolls back. Live notifications follow the commit, so a notification failure does not report a successful AI append as a failed write to retry.
A sounder source for your next step
Readers, search, exports and context preparation use saved document blocks. Keeping those blocks aligned with the merged state fixes the inconsistent source they could previously receive. Already prepared context briefs and downloaded files remain snapshots; prepare or export them again to include later edits.
Try it in your workflow
- Once current changes are saved, reload the editor to use the new save path.
- Edit a document with co-editing enabled and wait for its saved status before sharing or exporting.
- Open the reader or prepare a fresh context brief from the saved sources.
Keep the tab open while a save is pending or retrying. This release does not add recovery after closing an unsaved document offline, or cell-level merging within a shared spreadsheet block. The public example shows the reader and its export controls; it does not test authenticated co-editing.
