creating my resume in it felt as magical as it can be.

i loved the tech and ideas behind typst even added native support for it in my WYSIWYG markdown(and typst) editor[1].

[1] https://wander.md

never finished, because stopped having personal use case, but had exactly same idea(and a bit more features)

In my experience 95% of the session transcript I don't care about.

But there are some that I want to keep and maybe come back one month later.

Usually it's not even engineering-related. Maybe doing some research on visas, relocation.

But sometime also doing project research and sometime I want to come back to the same topic 2 month later(because new things came up) and I want my new agent to go and read prior conversation.

i do the same for apple notes and imessage. so very portable

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/exporter-notes-to-markdown/id6...

It's mostly Obsidian compatible.

I've launched it less than 2 month ago and decent amount of people are using it(2K downloads), so now I'm working a lot on making it better.

anyone knows how to do that and implement agent api with user actual account?

For me Vibe coding is mostly making apps via AI by people who have no domain knowledge in what they are doing or no technical expertise.

If you technical or do have tons of domain expertise in the are(like those warehouses worker that did things for themselves) - I wouldn't call it vibe coding personally.

It just regular product development in my eyes and i would try to separate two cases.

It seems like "product development" to me and not vibecoding.

But then I remember all the absolutely horrible half finished internal software most companies have(never enough time, often afterthought, cutting corners etc) and then I saw those internal Lovable apps made by people who actually needed those.

And now it's not so clear anymore!

Half baked ugly app does by the engineer who doesn't need it and don't want to fix bug vs pretty Lovable app made by people who use it everyday.

Last month I visited warehouse in Berlin.

People who work there(with no technical background) build over 15 lovable apps for themselves -> starting from checkin system, to very sophisticated dashboards.

Those were non technical people, and they did all with no engineers or IT.

Those apps they were using were better than 90% of internal apps I've seen in my career.

i will add optional wander-native cloud sync and would probably charge for that.

I've made myself two editors recently:

https://wander.md - WYSIWYG editor that works on mac, iphone and iPad and has semantic versioning backend in.

https://original.me - fully native macOS editor that uses Apple Notes as backend.

those are ver interesting to build, but also way more possible. I think it would have take me years before.

I've launched it only three weeks ago but tons of people tried it already, so I'm spending more time to make it better.

It's called Wander. And it has history baked in and mostly compatible with Obsidian vaults.

https://wander.md

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I checked my history and mapped how often it started to use "honest" and it's too much https://x.com/podviaznikov/status/2067231875068768447

was panning to add similar things into my own macOS[1] ssh app with persistent SSH server.

[1] https://popssh.com

and bidirectional markdown sync for all those apple tools

https://original.me/

I try to support multiple formats on my app: typst, mdx, marp, reveal, latex.

i think it should be possible to add support for quark down too

https://sublimated.com/docs/typst https://sublimated.com/docs/typst/demo/article.typ

Every change to a note is exported as markdown and synced as a new version to my git-based cloud storage.

Demo: https://sublimated.com/docs/guides/apple-notes/apple-notes-s...

In the last few years I've built several tools to work with Apple Notes: montaigne.io (apple notes to website) and various exporters (alto.index and notes exporter app), but sublimated.com is the fastest and most magical — all changes are versioned, and notes get collaboration features like sharing and commenting.

The web app is at sublimated.com. The macOS app handles the sync: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sublimated/id6757111538?mt=12

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