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Software Engineer, managing bits and products.
We're sharing our micro-saas updates of PlainMarkdown in May 2026 we find crucial to share!
- Curated library of prompts (AI Actions) - AI Actions for everyone - Simple and clean B2C plans: PRO and LifeTime via BYOK - Export your notes to ReadWise, Notion or Obsidian.
We hope you will find this interesting.
Oh, this btw actively being maintained (but it's not going to be bloated). A new version was published this morning to the Chrome store, waiting on their review.
## 1.1.0 - Added theme setting: dark, light or system - Added open behavior setting: popup or floating panel - Added source info setting: include page title, URL, author and date at the top - Added More menu with Re-run, Download and Settings - Improved code block and inline code styling for better readability - Fixed link contrast in light mode - Fixed tables missing from some converted pages
Respect guys, so I made this for me and hopefully for someone else. Currently about 43 installs (this morning it was 43).
The extension is free (a Premium LT version is in the works) and I've added an API fresh out the oven.
So, I just wanted to showcase and see if people have any interest, ideas or needs I should add. Thanks!
Hi all! I created this tool to simplify making GitHub release notes from code changes in a project I'm engaged with. It uses o4-mini with a beefy prompt, skipping irrelevant bits (library, build code etc) and provides a couple changelog flavors with stats.
Features that might bring this to the next level:
1. Integrate AST parser for more context 2. Caching the input tokens to allow for cheaper repetition 3. Isolating "Releases" as a feature with 2-way sync 4. Adding prompt/flavor opt-in customizations for end users ..etc
But holding off unless the current tool is already useful? Looking forward to feedback.
Thanks, Petar
This is the first time in a while I've experienced someone else making a design I have been thinking off, have it even somewhere in my ideas list, newspaper but a more "brutalism" design. I love this, great job!