Assemble a README from blocks, watch it render as you type, and take the Markdown away. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and no part of it needs a network.
A template fills the document with the blocks that kind of project needs. Everything stays editable, and nothing is locked.
The files a repository needs beside its README, written from the project name, licence and author already in your document.
Read from the finished Markdown, not from the blocks — the
thing a reviewer opens is the Markdown, and a check that
passes on the model while the output is wrong is a check
that lies. Code fences are masked first, so a
# in a shell example is not read as a heading.
Both rewrite the Markdown, not the blocks — the preview shows what changed and nothing is saved until you do.
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