Documents

Conduit includes a built-in markdown editor for creating and storing documents directly in your vault. Use documents to keep runbooks, server notes, incident logs, or any other reference material alongside your connections and credentials.

Creating a Document

Click the + button in the sidebar and select Documents > Document to create a new document entry. Documents appear in the sidebar alongside connections and credentials, and can be organized into folders, tagged, and favorited like any other entry.

Markdown Editor

The editor provides a full-featured markdown editing experience with a formatting toolbar for quick access to common syntax:

• Text formatting — bold, italic, and inline code.
• Headings — H1 through H6.
• Lists — ordered and unordered lists.
• Blockquotes — callout-style quoted text.
• Code blocks — fenced code with syntax highlighting.
• Tables — standard markdown table syntax.
• Links and images — inline links and web URL images via standard markdown syntax.
• Secrets — mask sensitive inline text using the !!secret!! syntax. Wrapped text is displayed as dots until clicked, keeping passwords and tokens hidden in the rendered view. When revealed, a copy button appears next to the secret value for quick clipboard access.

Split-Pane Editing

Toggle the split-pane mode to see a live preview rendered alongside the editor. Changes in the editor are reflected in the preview instantly, making it easy to verify formatting as you write.

View Mode

Switch to view mode for a full-width rendered view of the document. This mode hides the editor and displays the final rendered markdown, suitable for reading and reference.

Unsaved Changes

The editor tracks unsaved changes with a visual indicator. If you navigate away from a document with unsaved edits, a confirmation dialog prompts you to save or discard changes so nothing is lost accidentally.

Word Count

A word count is displayed at the bottom of the editor, updating in real time as you type.

Storage & Security

Document content is stored in the encrypted vault alongside your connections and credentials. Documents benefit from the same AES-256 encryption and zero-knowledge architecture as all other vault data.