Marklet: The markdown workspace for AI-powered workflows

Hey Product Hunt 👋 AI became my daily companion some time ago but the real switch happened when I started to use Claude Code last year. As a non-coder, I convinced myself to start using Terminal and Claude Code locally to process my files and build entire workflows around them. Being in investing, I process tons of documents, reports, articles and analysis. Realizing I can use AI models for financial analysis, financial documents processing, macro regime tracking, sector research etc. was a key change in how I operated and worked. So not coding apps, but building folders of dedicated documents, workflows, data and analysis was helping me to reinvent my work creating second brains for everything 😁. Now you have it - all in markdown! How do I read it, review it, skim it quickly with so many markdown files generated? Tried it all, but as a non-coder, IDEs were a bit overkill for me and at the same time, I did not need a Markdown writing app, I did not need to copy and paste the files into apps that store all my documents somewhere on remote servers etc. Just wanted to have a simple, but effective app to help me work with Markdown on a daily basis - a Markdown companion to my AI companions. Could not find one to my liking. That is how Marklet was born - local-first, folder-based, no lock-in. Marklet is for knowledge workers, marketers, sales, finance - simply all AI workflow users, and anyone who generates or works with markdown daily. Next up: iOS twin for Marklet, theme import/export and more. Would love to hear what your markdown workflow looks like — always curious how others are managing the AI output flood.