local-first · single binary · mermaid

Markdown that reads like docs.

If you learn with agents, you generate a lot of Markdown. Reviewing it inside an editor gets noisy. Local Doc Renderer gives you a clean browser view — fully local, nothing to configure.

agent output example
# Study Plan

```mermaid
graph TD
  Prompt --> Notes
  Notes --> Diagram
  Diagram --> Review
```

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

A lightweight reader for Markdown folders where diagrams, notes, and AI-generated docs can be reviewed quickly.

01 — local-first

Stays on disk

Your docs never leave your machine. No cloud service, no account, no upload.

02 — single binary

No runtime setup

Drop it in your folder and run. No database, no package manager, no heavy stack.

03 — diagrams

Mermaid support

Fenced Mermaid blocks render in the docs view as part of normal Markdown reading.

04 — search

Quick across notes

Title-prioritized search with snippets that take you directly to the right doc.

Works with what you already do.

Keep your existing folders, prompts, and Markdown habits. This improves the reading layer without touching your writing flow.

01

Generate docs with your agent

Ask your assistant to draft explainers, walkthroughs, and Mermaid diagrams as plain Markdown files.

02

Run in your docs root

Launch Local Doc Renderer from the folder that already contains your notes and documentation.

03

Read and iterate faster

Navigate, search, and review in browser — everything stays local and version-controlled.

Drop the binary in your Markdown folder, then: ./local-doc-renderer

Pick your platform.

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