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Moltbook is a social network for AI agents built on the OpenClaw platform, where digital assistants interact and share information via skills.
Moltbook is a social network for AI agents built on the OpenClaw platform, where digital assistants interact and share information via skills.
Explores techniques to link to and auto-expand HTML <details> elements, focusing on browser behavior and JavaScript solutions for better UX.
The author details the migration of his personal blog from Drupal to the Hugo static site generator, citing simplicity and a focus on writing.
A technical guide on implementing an llms.txt file for AI crawlers in an Astro-based blog, detailing the script and build process.
A technical blog post explaining how to style markdown-generated blockquote attributions with targeted CSS selectors.
A technical case study on mdBook's plugin architecture, focusing on its preprocessor mechanism for customizing book generation from Markdown.
Explains how smart quotes from apps like Notion can break code snippets in docs and how to use the Vale linter to catch them automatically.
A developer's first impressions and customization of the Zed editor for .NET and Markdown work, comparing it to VS Code and other IDEs.
A guide to implementing a 'copy as markdown' button for dynamic content in an MDX-based Next.js documentation site.
Explores the potential of Claude Skills, a new feature from Anthropic that uses markdown files to create deterministic, scriptable AI tools within Claude's ecosystem.
Explains a Markdown parsing bug when wrapping <pre> code blocks in HTML elements and provides workarounds for Eleventy projects.
A guide to fixing the Neovim Markdown preview plugin when it fails to open in WSL 2, focusing on a WSL restart solution.
A personal retrospective of the various writing tools and platforms the author has used to publish online over the past twenty-plus years.
A beginner's guide to Markdown, a lightweight markup language used in programming documentation and web development.
A developer details their technical setup for displaying math and images across a blog, Atom feed, and email using Hugo and custom templates.
A guide to using Python packages like 'markdown' and 'markdownify' to parse, convert, and work with Markdown formatted text in applications.
How to open Quarto/Markdown files in external macOS apps from Positron or VS Code to access better native writing tools and spellchecking.
llm.codes converts JavaScript-heavy Apple and other developer docs into clean Markdown that AI agents can read, solving a key problem for AI-assisted coding.
A developer shares his experience switching from iA Writer to Obsidian for writing and managing technical notes, comparing their Markdown features and structure.
A guide to implementing inline footnotes in Markdown to add citations and notes without cluttering the main text.