Claude Code &
CodexPoint it at your folder
Open any folder of local .md files - notes, docs, or a repo. No import, no sync service, no proprietary format to migrate into.
How FlashType works with Claude Code & Codex
The agents live inside the editor, working on your real files - so writing with AI feels like editing a doc, not babysitting a chat window.
Ask Claude Code or Codex
Run either agent in a pane right next to your draft. It reads and edits the same files you're writing in - no copy-paste, no context juggling.
Review every diff
Each change lands as an inline diff in your document. Accept the good edits, reject the rest - nothing changes until you say so.
Better than pasting drafts into a chat window
Most “AI writing” still means shuttling text in and out of a separate chat. FlashType puts the agents where your files already live — and shows you every change before it lands.
| Capability | FlashType | Plain markdown editor | Copy-paste into a chatbot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edit your local .md files directly | — | ||
| Claude Code & Codex inside the editor | — | — | |
| Agents read & edit your real files | — | — | |
| Review every change as an inline diff | — | — | |
| Accept or reject edits one by one | — | — | |
| No copy-paste, no context juggling | — | — | |
| Automatic version history (via Lix) | — | — | |
| Free & open source | Some | — |
FAQ
Can I use Claude Code inside a markdown editor?
Yes. FlashType runs Claude Code in a pane right next to your draft, so it reads and edits the same local .md files you're writing in - no terminal switching, no copy-paste.
Does FlashType work with Codex too?
It does. Both Claude Code and Codex are built in. Point either agent at your folder and it works directly on your real files.
How is this different from pasting into ChatGPT?
A chatbot can't see your files or save changes - you paste in, copy out, and hope nothing got dropped. FlashType keeps the agents in your editor and shows every edit as an inline diff you accept or reject.
Is FlashType free and open source?
Yes. FlashType is free, open source under the MIT license, and runs on macOS. Issues, pull requests, and stars are welcome on GitHub.
Free & open source
Built in the open. Issues, pull requests and stars welcome.
macOS · MIT license