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A markdown viewer, not a file browser
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (480+ words) Agents write a lot of markdown. Plans, architecture decisions, handoff notes, CLAUDE.md. Most of the... Tagged with terminal, coding, agents, markdown....
SlashNote — A Local-First Cross-Platform Markdown Notes App with Git Sync
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (85+ words) Instead of storing your notes in a proprietary database, SlashNote keeps them as regular.md files on your filesystem. The stack is built around a shared Rust core, with Tauri + React for desktop and Kotlin + Jetpack Compose for Android. ✨ Git-based…...
The Confluence content manager: what it does and where it stops
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (802+ words) Open the space. Next to the space name in the sidebar choose More actions, the three dots, then Space settings, then Content manager. You need to be a space admin of that space. It works on one space at a…...
Preparing a Markdown document for a technical slide deck with Gamma App
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (117+ words) A README is designed for readers who can pause, search, and run the examples. A technical talk has a... Tagged with markdown, productivity....
Two Release Notes per Release: One for Users, One for Future Me
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (307+ words) Every release I ship produces two different questions later. A user asks "what changed for me?" A month from now, I ask "why did I change it that way?" One document cannot answer both without getting long enough that nobody…...
Extract, Draft, Sign: Regen-Safe Lanes for AI Docs
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (533+ words) A regenerated README often looks like progress. The install block is tighter. A stale caption disappears. Then a reviewer finds that the same commit also rewrote the security contact, dropped two SLO numbers, and turned a retention rule into a…...
Turn Text and Markdown into Confluence-Ready Content Without Reformatting
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (280+ words) If you write product requirements, technical notes, release plans, or team documentation in Confluence, you have probably lost time fixing formatting after pasting a draft. Headings collapse into plain text. Tables need to be rebuilt. Important callouts lose emphasis. A…...
Allowlist Every Path a Docs Generator May Write
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (537+ words) Many teams keep one markdown file per route and let a model fill the entire page. Parameter names recovered from OpenAPI then sit beside sentences that promise multi-year compatibility. Reviewers cannot see which lines a schema can prove and which…...
How to Write Better Technical Posts with MCP
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (297+ words) Writing good technical articles is difficult when the writing happens in a vacuum. Most developers write posts long after the code is finished. By the time you switch to a browser to format markdown and set tags, the immediate context…...
Markdown Tricks for Cleaner Docs
1+ week, 1+ day ago (342+ words) Markdown is everywhere: READMEs, wikis, API docs, even internal memos. But most of what I see is plain and underused. After years of writing and maintaining docs, I've collected a few tricks that make them far more readable and maintainable....