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  • The current sepia color scheme you see on all vibecoded websites is so, so tiring.

    And before you ask, the next "trend" will be as much tiring.

    by monegator
  • All my agents need are plain .md files in my project directories.
    by ernsheong
  • There are also a lot of mcp agents for Joplin: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/ai-agents-and-joplin/46168 Dare I say, another, more popular, note taking app for you and your agents.

    I really like it as I run a webdav service and can read/write and sync notes between multiple Mac desktops and Android. Encrypted while I am at it.

    Markdown native.

    by mianos
  • I’ve been waiting for an app like this to be developed! .md files can be opened from Finder! The tree file view is just like I’m used to with Obsidian! Frontmatter support! There’s even an editor toolbar. Almost everything on my wishlist for a Markdown editor, except for Mermaid rendering.

    Since this project uses such good agentic engineering practices, I was able to use Claude Code to add support for Mermaid diagram rendering and produce my very own local build on Mac, all in about 30 minutes.

    Thank you! Hubble+cmux gets me close to the agentic IDE I’m working towards.

    by shreddude
  • I'm trying to understand why this can't just be a folder on your disk. Agents know how to use "ls" and "cat" so I guess I'm missing something.
    by dewey
  • Will check this out too.

    Now, I'm having fun with tldraw.[1] With their new tldraw offline, I can continue to work in Claude Code (and others) and I can either output or interact/input from tldraw. This is more of a free-form, infinite canvas. I treat it like Excalidraw + Draw.io + Freeform Notetaker.

    For text, most agents/LLM/assistants are pretty happy and smart using the same Markdown files to anywhere I have allowed them to interact.

    1. https://www.tldraw.com/

    by Brajeshwar
  • I feel like there's not enough content on the landing page to help me understand why I need yet another notetaking app. The burden of proof is high given how many of these there are.
    by flippyhead
  • Genuinely curious, maybe I'm missing something. What makes this more "agent-ready" than Obsidian .md files on disk or even something like .org files?

    I can let my agent edit those files all the same + there's better integrations and knowledge readily available on these.

    I can tell my agent to edit the Obsidian Markdown just like that, but I can also tell it to create a full-on notebook with backlinks and DataView queries. I can tell my agent to create logically complex .org notes with code blocks and references.

    To me, Hubble just seems like a Markdown editor, based on the premise that agents are able to edit local files.

    by xn--yt9h

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