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markdown.link

This repository powers markdown.link, a minimal service for turning markdown files into shareable URLs.

Mission

Help founders, indie hackers, operators, and technical teams share markdown as fast as they create it.

The product should feel:

  • instant
  • minimal
  • trustworthy
  • agent-native

Core audience

Primary users:

  • startup founders
  • technical operators
  • developers active on X
  • people using Codex, Claude Code, and similar agent workflows daily

Their core job-to-be-done:

  • publish a markdown plan, memo, launch note, or working doc in seconds
  • share it with a teammate, investor, customer, or audience using a clean link

Product truths

  • Free links should be easy to create and safe to share.
  • Paid plans should remove expiry friction and unlock team-grade workflows.
  • CLI publishing is the front door for power users.
  • Public pages should stay extremely minimal.
  • Dashboard and billing can be richer, but the product should never feel noisy.

Repo priorities

  1. Reliability of publish, upload, claim, and view flows.
  2. Sharp onboarding for CLI-first users.
  3. Paid conversion through obvious value, not clutter.
  4. Fast shipping through agent-friendly docs and repeatable workflows.
  5. Clear role ownership for planning, shipping, and distribution.

Working rules

  • Preserve the minimal visual language unless the task explicitly calls for a change.
  • Prefer small, composable changes over large refactors.
  • When changing product behavior, update docs and env examples in the same change.
  • When making strategy decisions, read the repo-local skills under .codex/skills/.
  • When making repo workflow changes, keep the repo docs in sync with the actual app behavior.
  • Keep Linear issues small enough for one primary owner and one clear outcome.
  • Prefer issue descriptions that read like a GitHub issue: scope, acceptance criteria, constraints, and relevant file paths.
  • Marketing and business roles should actively study the public positioning, onboarding, and founder distribution patterns of strong adjacent products and turn those learnings into original markdown.link strategy.
  • Keep competitor references in internal docs only. Do not mention competitors on public landing pages, dashboards, or customer-facing copy.
  • Agents are allowed to generate new ideas and propose new work when they find a clear opportunity, but they should turn those ideas into small, testable, issue-shaped follow-ons instead of vague brainstorms.
  • Agents should behave like one cohesive company: leave clean handoff notes, connect work back to the same ICP and weekly priorities, and avoid creating disconnected side quests.
  • Marketing, growth, and business agents can define landing-page or UI changes, but frontend engineers should implement those changes unless the issue explicitly includes code ownership.
  • More generally, non-engineering agents are expected to push work into real implementation ownership whenever something needs to get built, launched, or measured.

Agent roles

Repo-local skills live under .codex/skills/.

Recommended roles:

  • $ceo: choose priorities, sequencing, and tradeoffs

  • $product-strategy: translate audience pain into roadmap decisions

  • $launch-ops: run the daily marketing and operating loop

  • $growth-lead: plan distribution, experiments, and conversion loops

  • $business-ops: shape pricing, packaging, and unit-economics decisions Role split:

  • $ceo owns what matters this week and what gets deferred.

  • $product-strategy owns what the product should become over the next few releases.

  • $launch-ops owns recurring content, replies, demos, and operational follow-through.

  • $growth-lead owns experiments, channel testing, and conversion analysis.

  • $business-ops owns pricing recommendations, packaging, and basic business modeling.

  • product and growth work should feed directly into implementation ownership.

Reference docs

  • README.md
  • docs/strategy/market-research-adjacent-playbooks.md
  • .codex/skills/ceo/SKILL.md
  • .codex/skills/product-strategy/SKILL.md
  • .codex/skills/launch-ops/SKILL.md
  • .codex/skills/growth-lead/SKILL.md
  • .codex/skills/business-ops/SKILL.md
  • docs/strategy/team-hiring-plan.md
  • docs/strategy/content-engine-plan.md
  • docs/strategy/pricing-plan.md