your notes just found their people
introducing Community: publish a note on HackMD and it joins a shared space where anyone can discover it, learn from it, and build on it
knowledge that moves 💜
Raymond Lo builds robots and local AI agents at NVIDIA, then writes down exactly how he did it 🤖
his HackMD has step-by-step notes on training an SO-101 arm to pick and place with GR00T N1.7 and running OpenClaw and Hermes on DGX Spark
you get the exact commands, the configs, and the parts that didn’t work the first time
messy links, meet a menu 🔗
paste a URL into HackMD and choose whether it stays a plain URL, becomes a text link, turns into a preview card, or becomes a paragraph citation
notes stay clean 💜
your team updated the spec
your agent is still working from the copy you pasted last week 😬
give both access to the same Markdown
we explore how a headless document layer keeps your team and agents working from shared context
building with AI? learn from someone sharing the tests, mistakes, and results 🔍
meet @AbdelStark, a builder in our HackMD community exploring how small open models can get better at choosing the right tools