Honest question -- what happens to all those markdown files from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Copilot?
As a software engineer, I'm constantly generating markdown with AI tools design documents, technical requirements, product specs,
architecture diagrams, API documentation. It's become the default output format for everything. But actually referencing them while coding? That's where things fall apart.
AI tools generate more documentation than ever, but reading it is still clunky. Raw markdown, weak previews, copy-pasting, and browser tab overload break focus.
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