Documents
AI-generated artefacts that persist — specs, plans, analyses, reviews, and test plans, all searchable.
When you use Innovatic's specialized modes, the output isn't just a chat message — it's a structured document saved to your project. Specifications, implementation plans, code analysis reports, review comments, test plans — all stored, all searchable, all available the next time you open the project.
Document types
Each mode produces a specific type of document:
| Type | Created by | What it contains |
|---|---|---|
| Specifications | Specforge mode | Epic + stories, requirements, acceptance criteria |
| Plans | Plan mode | Step-by-step implementation breakdown |
| Analyses | Analyze mode | Code quality, security, and architecture findings |
| Reviews | Review mode | Inline code comments organized by file |
| Test Plans | Test Plan mode | Manual test cases with steps and expected results |
Accessing documents
The top bar shows a badge for each document type with the current count for that worktree. Click any badge to open a searchable list of all documents of that type.
From the modal you can:
- Search across document titles
- Filter by status or date
- Preview document content inline
- Open the full document
- Delete documents you no longer need
When more than two types are active, Innovatic combines them under a single Documents button so the top bar stays clean.
Conversation history
Every conversation is saved and searchable. Access past sessions from any worktree:
- Search by keyword, mode, or date
- Load a previous conversation to continue where you left off
- Full message history preserved, including all content blocks
Where documents are stored
All documents live inside .context/ within each worktree:
.context/
├── specs/ # Specforge specifications
├── plans/ # Plan mode output
├── analyses/ # Analyze mode reports
└── tmp/ # Temporary interaction filesThis directory is automatically excluded from git commits — your AI artifacts stay local and never pollute your repository history.
Documents are scoped to their worktree. Each agent has its own isolated .context/ — documents from one task don't mix with another.
Related features
- Kanban Board — push specs from Specforge directly to your task board
- Work Modes — the modes that produce each document type