What problem are you trying to solve?
Current Markdown reading and editing tools are primarily centered around text and code. When users take study notes, write technical documentation, organize knowledge, or brainstorm, they often need to resort to external drawing tools to create flowcharts, architecture diagrams, mind maps, or hand-drawn sketches. This creates a disconnect between writing and visual expression — users have to switch between multiple applications, interrupting their thought flow, and it's difficult to keep images and notes correlated and in sync.
This limitation is especially pronounced when understanding complex concepts, organizing knowledge structures, or explaining abstract content. Plain-text Markdown falls short in expressiveness, and users need a more natural way to combine text, graphics, and hand-drawn thinking.
At its core, the problem is that the existing Markdown note-taking experience lacks native visual expression capabilities, making it impossible for users to "record, understand, draw, and share" within a single creative environment.
Proposed solution
Plan (Integrate tldraw)(recommend):
base integration through official method:
the total architecture is more like this:
Markdown Editor
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Plugin System
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Drawing Engine
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tldraw Excalidraw
Functionality:
You can also integrate tldraw or anyelse into Claude,codex...
You can let AI agents help you create your unlimited canvas.
Area
Editor
Alternatives considered
No response
Maybe support embedding tldr within markdown too?
What problem are you trying to solve?
Current Markdown reading and editing tools are primarily centered around text and code. When users take study notes, write technical documentation, organize knowledge, or brainstorm, they often need to resort to external drawing tools to create flowcharts, architecture diagrams, mind maps, or hand-drawn sketches. This creates a disconnect between writing and visual expression — users have to switch between multiple applications, interrupting their thought flow, and it's difficult to keep images and notes correlated and in sync.
This limitation is especially pronounced when understanding complex concepts, organizing knowledge structures, or explaining abstract content. Plain-text Markdown falls short in expressiveness, and users need a more natural way to combine text, graphics, and hand-drawn thinking.
At its core, the problem is that the existing Markdown note-taking experience lacks native visual expression capabilities, making it impossible for users to "record, understand, draw, and share" within a single creative environment.
Proposed solution
Plan (Integrate tldraw)(recommend):
base integration through official method:
the total architecture is more like this:
Functionality:
You can also integrate tldraw or anyelse into Claude,codex...
You can let AI agents help you create your unlimited canvas.
Area
Editor
Alternatives considered
No response