AI News/Wire summary
Google Docs opens Markdown natively, and Claude Code now supports mods
Key points
- Google Docs can open Markdown files, such as Agents.md, without converting them, so teams can edit and comment together.
- The Google Docs Markdown change is rolling out over the next two weeks, according to the post.
- Claude Code mods install as plugins and can block risky commands, blur secrets in output, or add custom buttons and panels.
Why it matters for marketers: Content and marketing teams can review agent instruction files in Google Docs with colleagues, rather than in code tools they may not use.
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