HackMD

06/23/2026

AI workflows are moving fast, and teams are switching between more LLMs than ever

The HackMD CLI helps keep context portable by letting developers create, update, and organize Markdown notes directly from the terminal

That means prompts, skills, project notes, and agent memory can stay connected in HackMD, even as your team moves between different AI tools

Less lost context
More consistent workflows

Better collaboration between humans and agents

The HackMD Command Line Tool. Contribute to hackmdio/hackmd-cli development by creating an account on GitHub.

06/15/2026

For years, HackMD has helped teams, developers, researchers, writers, and open source communities work together 🤝

Now, we’re building something new for the people behind that work

A space to connect, share ideas, and get closer to the HackMD community

Join the waitlist for early access: https://buff.ly/cUwi9Vu

06/11/2026

HackMD is now System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2® Type II compliant 🔐

Here's what this means:

🔍 An independent CPA firm assessed our controls relevant to security

🔁 The Type II report covers how those controls operated over a period of time, not just a snapshot

📄 Your security team can review the full report as part of vendor due diligence

Your team's knowledge deserves more than "trust us" and now you don't have to take our word for it

Read the full update here: https://buff.ly/vQA8Onu

HackMD has completed its System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type II examination, an independent assessment of our controls relevant to security. Here's what that means for your team, and how to request our report.

06/09/2026

AI agents work better when they have the right context in the right place

With HackMD’s Folders API, your team can organize notes, skills, workflows, and documentation into structured folders that agents can reference and act on more reliably

Instead of scattered files or disconnected knowledge, you can create a workspace where human collaboration and agent-ready context live together

Give your agents better context
Give your team better outcomes

Getting Started

06/04/2026

A good markdown editor is much more than just a place to write your README files

It is all about the context and continuous history it shares with your AI agents

That is exactly why we put together a comparison of the top markdown editors

We specifically highlighted platforms with tools built to integrate directly with your automated workflows

Check out the full blog post to find the best workspace for your team 👇️

https://buff.ly/rMboaLR

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...

06/01/2026

Maintaining a continuous flow of context between your team and your AI agents is the secret to reliable automation. 🌊

HackMD serves as the shared workspace where every single edit, prompt, and decision is safely recorded.

05/28/2026

Taking your collaborative notes and AI-generated documentation offline has never been more reliable!

Our new dedicated export page handles complex elements like UML diagrams and LaTeX equations perfectly

You can now customize your layout with new settings for paper size, margins, and image scaling to ensure your final document looks exactly as you want

05/21/2026

We rebuilt PDF export on HackMD around one idea: the exported file should match the note you see 📄

Here's what's new:

🔁 More reliable conversion — fewer failed exports and missing content, including images, UML, and LaTeX

🎨 Better output quality — improved LaTeX rendering, smarter table wrapping, better page-width usage, right-sized images, and no more random blank pages

📄 A dedicated export page — review settings, start conversion, and know exactly when your file is ready

⬇️ Clearer download behavior — automatic download if you stay, manual download if you come back later

⚙️ Configurable export options — paper size, orientation, table behavior, image behavior, and page margin presets

Read the full update here 👇️

https://buff.ly/fsRPILB

Explore HackMD's improved PDF export experience. More reliable conversion, better output quality, and new layout controls help you turn your notes into PDFs you can actually trust.

05/17/2026

Drag, drop, and you are done ⚡️

Moving local agent-generated skills straight into HackMD just got a whole lot easier

You can now import your markdown files directly into your workspace with zero friction.

This allows your entire team to collaborate on prompts and iterate quickly

Once your AI skills are polished, you can easily publish and share them with the world

Stop wrestling with local files and keep your automated workflows perfectly synced

05/14/2026

A lot of your content doesn't start inside HackMD — it starts as a local file, a tool export, or an AI-generated draft 📂

We just shipped Markdown file upload in Overview to make moving that content in much faster

Here's what's new:

📥 Upload one or multiple .md files at once

🗂️ Support for .md, .markdown, .mdown, .mkd, and .txt

📊 Clear upload progress, limits, and error states

Read the full update here

https://buff.ly/KGFvyxa

Explore HackMD's new Markdown file upload in Overview. Upload one or many `.md` files at once and move your existing Markdown content into HackMD without the one-file-at-a-time slog.