You're correct - Doctave Studio is for making local development easier. It packages the whole "authoring environment", so it's all you need to start writing.
It's technically not WYSIWYG, but you do get a side-by-side real-time preview of your rendered Markdown content and OpenAPI specs that update as you type.
You get autocomplete, broken links checking, etc. Everything you'd expect from an editor.
It's technically not WYSIWYG, but you do get a side-by-side real-time preview of your rendered Markdown content and OpenAPI specs that update as you type.
You get autocomplete, broken links checking, etc. Everything you'd expect from an editor.