Document agent attribution in collaboration cursors

editor/collaborate.mdx

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 When multiple team members edit the same branch, changes sync in real-time. Page content, navigation structure, and site configuration updates appear automatically for all collaborators without refreshing.
 
 - Each person's cursor and edits are visible to everyone on the page, with user avatars and names shown in the toolbar.
 - Changes merge automatically. Two people editing the same section won't cause conflicts.
 - Undo only affects your own changes—undoing won't revert another person's edits.
 - If you lose your network connection, your edits save locally and sync when you reconnect.
 
 ## See the agent's edits in real time
 
 When the [Mintlify agent](/agent) edits a page through the API or MCP, it appears in the web editor like any other collaborator. If you have the page open on the same branch, you see the agent's avatar and name at the top of the editor and a live cursor at the location of its most recent edit.
 
 Use this to:
 
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 - See which paragraph or block the agent just updated without diffing the file.
 - Coordinate with teammates and the agent on the same branch without overwriting each other's work.
 
-The agent's cursor clears automatically a short time after the agent finishes editing.
+The agent's cursor and selection highlight fade out a short time after the agent finishes editing, so completed edits don't clutter the page.
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+### Agent attribution
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+When an agent edits on behalf of a teammate, the editor shows who authorized the request alongside the agent itself:
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+- The live cursor label displays the agent name and the authorizing user, separated by a dot. For example, `Docs agent · Jordan Lee`.
+- The cursor avatar stacks the agent's avatar with the authorizing user's avatar, so you can see at a glance which teammate triggered the edit.
+- The collaborator list in the toolbar shows the same stacked avatars. Open the overflow menu to see a `via {teammate}` line under each agent.
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+If an agent runs without an authorizing user, only the agent's name and avatar appear.
 
 ## Branch-based collaboration