Being able to use Proton Docs as a wiki-like documentation system would be nice, especially if the the only main "feature" that needed to be implemented were the ability to hyperlink to other documents/files stored on Proton Drive.

Working through my normal workflow (not even thinking about wiki-type documentation), I've been presented with a situation where it would have been very useful to be able to link to another document within the document I was currently working in and allow the user(s) who have access to the documents be able to use the hyperlinks (assuming they have appropriate permissions) would have provided a much more streamlined and smooth experience.

I was going through a set of student essays and noticed some passages seemed unusually well-written. To make sure I wasn’t missing AI-assisted content, I decided to try https://aitextdetectortool.com/ . At first, I wasn’t completely confident in the results, but the highlighted sections and confidence scores clearly showed which parts were likely AI-generated. It really helped speed up my review process and allowed me to provide more accurate feedback.

Ok this has fascinating use cases AND I have an addendum: the ability to insert sections of document A into Document B as either a static one time placement or as a live link which will update as the other doc updates.