HackMD

HackMD

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Streamlined documentation for teams and agent workflows 📄 Turn ideas into shared knowledge using Markdown Learn more: https://hackmd.io/home

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you shared the doc now see how it’s landing 👀 with Note Insights, track views, engagement, and where readers come from use what you learn to shape what you write next

when HackMD knocks, your workflow answers 🚪 turn changes to your notes and folders into triggers for your tools send an alert, kick off an action, keep your team in the loop see what you can set in motion with webhooks 👇

your agent deserves context that keeps your team in the driver’s seat your plans, decisions, and docs shape what it builds keep them collaborative in HackMD so your team can shape what comes next

HackMD Webhooks are live stop polling the API to find out whether a note changed HackMD sends a signed event when a note or folder changes, scoped to a workspace or one folder your script only fetches when there is something to fetch

your docs have chapters, give them a book 📖 create a book right from your HackMD workspace add sections and dividers to organize your notes set permissions easily through your folder see how it all comes together 👇

imagine all the markdown collaboration that can happen using the new @meta vr glasses 😍

import your .md files into HackMD and give your team one shared place to manage the knowledge powering your agents → collaborative → permissioned → governed by your team one home for the skills your agents depend on

Book Mode is rebuilt add, reorder, and nest notes straight from the sidebar no syntax to memorize, no refresh to remember the notes were never the hard part, the table of contents was

most tools treat PDF export as a button that does something, and you find out what when someone else opens the file HackMD gives you a live preview and layout controls before you convert paper size, orientation, margins, scale ↗️

markdown on the left rendered preview on the right iPhone Duo, you filthy little documentation machine 😍

the HackMD Versions API is now live list, read, and compare a note's versions, and name one as a milestone your integrations can finally see how a document changed, not just what it says now

paste a link pick how you want it to look keep writing ✍️ with Link Preview you can turn any link into a clean reference or preview card without breaking your flow because your links should add context, not clutter

your internal tools are only as good as the knowledge they read from stable IDs change detection version history that’s the infrastructure layer see how you can build on HackMD with REST, MCP, and a knowledge layer your agents can actually trust 👇 buff.ly/BeHD4fe

buff.lyThe Infrastructure Layer: how teams are building and the tools that are powering them - HackMDTeams are building more internal tooling than ever, and nearly all of it depends on a knowledge layer that has to be addressable, versioned and permissioned. A walk through HackMD's REST API and MCP s...

you have a problem your agent skills are scattered across repos, terminals, and local setups we have a solution 💜 create, share, and collaborate on skills directly from your HackMD workspace, terminal, or wherever your agent lives keep the knowledge shared instead of siloed ↓

your local .md files deserve better than living alone on your desktop drag and drop them into HackMD to turn scattered markdown into a collaborative, centralized knowledge brain for your entire team 💜

day two of @RenderATL is a wrap! Brian Muenzenmeyer + @wunderacle showed how markdown is shaping the next generation of Node.js documentation for humans and AI then @ArrowoodTech + the @openjsf community turned learning into contribution at Code & Learn this is why we believe in open knowledge 💜

day one at RenderATL 🔥 Robin Ginn of the @openjsf challenged us to think about the humans and open source infrastructure keeping AI-generated code running @ThugDebugger explored the engineer’s shift from coder to producer in the AI era for us, both conversations reinforce our direction 💪

version history in HackMD lets teams see how a note changed over time and restore an earlier version when needed collaborate freely nothing gets lost 🔄

your docs should move with your code 🧑‍💻 sync your HackMD workspace to GitHub so your team can collaborate in real time while keeping markdown files, updates, and version history connected to the repo

One shared workspace HackMD keeps your planners, writers, reviewers, and human teammates working from the same context

my family: how’s work me: so markdown is becoming the shared memory layer for AI agents 😅

switching LLMs should not mean starting from zero one agent writes the context another picks it up your team sees the same source of truth HackMD keeps the work flowing across Claude Code, Codex, and any agent that can use the terminal see shared context in action 👇 buff.ly/G59gaDl

hackmd.ioContext Switching: Keeping your LLMs in sync - HackMDEvery agent you use starts from zero. This post walks through a real workflow where one LLM writes a spec into a HackMD folder, a different LLM pulls that same spec into its context, and both work…

great ideas rarely happen alone HackMD provides your team with a secure place where they can write, edit, and build together in real time keep your team on the same page and your knowledge flowing 🌊

for Mikerah, using HackMD was a no-brainer when you are building privacy-first infrastructure at @stoffelmpc.com, every technical decision needs context, rationale, and room for pushback security teams do better when the thinking is shared before the code ships

pov: you connected your agent to HackMD and finally gave it all the context it needed in a format it can actually read 🌴

we built HackMD Community around a simple belief great ideas should not stay hidden in private docs 🧵

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that is the heart of HackMD Community bringing great minds together so knowledge can move freely and ideas can grow in the open

we built HackMD Community around a simple belief great ideas should not stay hidden in private docs 🧵

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we wanted to create a place where builders, writers, educators, open source contributors, and curious minds could find each other through ideas knowledge worth sharing

we built HackMD Community around a simple belief great ideas should not stay hidden in private docs 🧵

the internet has no shortage of content but finding thoughtful notes, useful knowledge, and people building with intention is still harder than it should be HackMD Community is our attempt to make that easier