pdrive turns markdown files into published documentation with clean URLs, version history, and team controls. Upload a .md file, get a shareable link. That's the core of it.
The rest is what you'd expect from a documentation tool built for developers: syntax highlighting, mermaid diagrams, a JSON API, role-based access, and an MCP server so your AI tools can publish directly.
Here's what's included.
Publish markdown
Write in markdown, publish to the web. Your documents get clean URLs at /:account/:project/:filename with full rendering support for diagrams, code blocks, tables, and more.
Track every version
Every upload creates a new version. Compare changes, see who published what, and tag versions as draft, review, or approved.
Manage documents
Lock documents to prevent conflicting edits, soft delete with restore, rename and move between projects.
Organize with projects and teams
Group documents into projects with public or private visibility. Control access with a five-tier role system from viewer to owner.
Automate with the API
Append .json to any URL to get the JSON representation. Use API keys for programmatic access with read or write scopes.
Connect AI tools
The MCP server lets AI agents and editors like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf publish and read documents directly.
Store offsite, redundantly
Every document is stored offsite on two independent cloud providers. If one goes down, the other keeps serving reads.