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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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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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Most of us now work across several LLMs and agents in a single afternoon, and each one forgets everything the moment we close the tab. Markdown layer can become the memory that your team, your individual work, and your agents all read from and write back to.Shared Context: The memory layer for your agent
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As AI agents increasingly read, write, and manage documentation, this guide compares five platforms, HackMD, GitBook, Mintlify, Notion, and ReadMe, on the capabilities that matter for agentic workflows such as programmatic access, CLI tooling, MCP servers, and Markdown-native delivery, with the real tradeoffs of each.Best Markdown Editors for Your Agents in 2026
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AI agents are generating Markdown faster than humans can read it. Spec drafts, skill files, meeting notes, architecture docs; all produced in seconds, all demanding human judgment before they enter a source of truth. This post argues that the missing piece in modern AI stacks is not another agent, but a governance layer for what agents write.When Your AI Writes the Docs: A Governance Layer for Agent-Generated Markdown
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AI agents are reshaping how content is consumed on the web. HackMD is already Markdown-native, and now it is adding content negotiation via the HTTP Accept header so agents can request clean Markdown directly. Combined with the HackMD CLI and API, this makes HackMD a natural fit for agentic development workflows.