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Introducing Hubble: the best notepad for you and your agents. - Feels like Notion or Apples Notes, but for Markdown - Live-reloading editor to collaborate with agents - Supports HTML-based apps to build interactive visualizations Free and open-source 👉 hubble.md

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Ha, obsidian can do anything, that's undeniable! I built this for two reasons: - I wanted something simpler that felt like Apple Notes or Notion. Obsidian stays closer to MD syntax, and plugins are more complex than...HTML - I wanted an open source alternative to exist so we can build this together

Is something like track changes, comments or edit suggestions from agents part of the scope? Or is it meant to stay more focused and minimal? It looks great and I'm on the lookout for something to cowork with agents in😃

The most polished-looking version I've found is github.com/EveryInc/pro... , but I didn't dive too deep into it yet I was basically looking for a similar experience as Overleaf provides for Latex, where the collaborators are the agents

github.comGitHub - EveryInc/proof-sdk: Proof SDK: open-source collaborative editor, provenance model, and agent HTTP bridgeProof SDK: open-source collaborative editor, provenance model, and agent HTTP bridge - EveryInc/proof-sdk

Hubble's great for anything Markdown, from building knowledge bases to collaborating on agent Skills. The editor autosaves and live-reloads, making it easy to collaborate with an agent. Used it just now to patch Hubble's skills before launch!

With the /create-html-app Skill, an agent can build mini-apps with live access to your data, themed to look nice with built-in Tailwind design tokens. - Build indexes that live-update as you take notes - Build todo lists or kanbans backed by files on your machine

love the idea, not being able to increase text size is a non-starter for me though in full screen title reads Tauri + React + Typescript and hide sidebar feels weirdly placed since min/max/fullscreen doesn't show