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You can now add, rename, reorder, and nest everything in a HackMD book directly from the sidebar, with no Markdown syntax to memorize and no refresh to remember.Book Mode is rebuilt: build your book from the sidebar
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You can now list, read, compare, and name a note's versions through the HackMD API. Here is what the five endpoints do, what they deliberately do not do, and how to try them.The HackMD Versions API is now live
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Teams 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 server, from ETag delta syncs to the versions endpoints that make agent write-back reviewable.The Infrastructure Layer: how teams are building and the tools that are powering them
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Two days at AmericasMart, one badge, and a through-line nobody planned. Justin Samuels, Robin Bender Ginn, Claudio Wunder, and Ethan Arrowood on stage; MCP and SKILL.md files in every hallway between them.Road to Render ATL: How the South brought together markdown, AI, and passionate engineers
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Every 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 from the same source of truth.Context Switching: Keeping your LLMs in sync
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Your public notes have always been shareable. Now they're discoverable. HackMD Community turns published notes into a shared space where you can explore what others are building, learn from real work, and connect with the people behind it.