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MD+HTML Reader
Review AI-generated Markdown and HTML in a focused workspace
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Review AI-generated Markdown and HTML in a focused workspace
60 followers
AI coding tools produce useful docs, but reviewing them can get messy. One task can leave plans, API notes, QA checklists, handoffs, diagrams, and HTML previews scattered across project folders and buried under source files, builds, logs, and dependencies. MD+HTML Reader gives you a focused macOS workspace to review generated Markdown and HTML in read-only mode before the next prompt, commit, or handoff.
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AI coding tools generate a surprising amount of documentation now, but reviewing it is still pretty fragmented. Curious what percentage of your users are reviewing AI-generated docs versus human-written project documentation?The "before the next prompt, commit, or handoff" framing is interesting. In your own workflow, what type of AI-generated document caused the most pain and ultimately led you to build MD+HTML Reader?
MD+HTML Reader
@yagnaveena Thank you for the thoughtful question. I really appreciate it.
I do not have enough user data yet to answer the percentage question honestly. My current belief is that AI-generated docs are making an existing documentation problem more visible. Project docs were already scattered before, but AI coding tools can now create more review material much faster.
The most painful case for me was reviewing the Markdown docs around one task: implementation plans, API contracts, QA checklists, handoff notes, and similar files spread across different folders. The review step became fragmented because the related context was not in one place.
Another workflow I personally find very useful is reviewing documentation from the project level. Opening the whole project folder helps me see the documentation layer of a project more clearly, instead of only looking at whichever file I happen to open next.
So the product is intentionally not an editor. It is a small read-only workspace for reviewing that documentation context before deciding the next action.
MD+HTML Reader
Thanks everyone for taking a look. I really appreciate the attention and feedback.
Feel free to ask me anything in the comments. I will use three quick Q&As below to explain the user pain I am thinking about and where I see the value of MD+HTML Reader.
Q: What problem does it solve?
AI coding tools now generate a lot of useful project documentation: implementation plans, API contracts, QA checklists, handoff notes, and HTML previews. The problem is that these files often live across different folders and get buried under source code, build outputs, logs, and dependencies.
MD+HTML Reader gives you one focused place to review the Markdown and HTML files that actually need attention.
Q: Why not just use VS Code or a browser?
VS Code is great for editing code, and browsers are great for opening web pages. But the review step is different.
When I am reviewing generated docs before the next prompt, commit, or handoff, I want a quieter read-only workspace: open the whole project folder, filter out project noise, preview Markdown and HTML, and keep recent context easy to return to.
Q: What are the most useful features?
The most useful features are project-folder scanning, Markdown/HTML filtering, read-only preview, recent documents, recently changed documents, document-title browsing when filenames are unclear, and quick navigation back to the context you were just reviewing.