Documents & Markdown
Wikilinks, callouts, palette, templates — Obsidian-style writing.
AI polish for Markdown: writing assistance that works
Select a paragraph → ⌘⇧A → agent polishes tone, shortens, translates — without breaking the Markdown.
Read more →Math formulas and Mermaid diagrams
KaTeX renders `$$...$$`; Mermaid renders fenced `mermaid` blocks — enough for papers and RFCs.
Read more →Templates: stamp out meeting notes and weekly reports
`.md` files in `Templates/` show up in the palette automatically. Variables, frontmatter, agent hooks — all built in.
Read more →Embedding data tables inside Markdown docs
`{{table:books:to-read}}` embeds the `to-read` view of `books`. One doc, both narrative and data.
Read more →Outline & navigation: surviving long documents
The right outline panel lists every `#` heading; click to jump — 10k-word docs become navigable.
Read more →Callouts: the syntax and when to reach for it
`> [!note]` produces a colored block — easier to read than "in a new paragraph, note:".
Read more →The Markdown toolbar, fully explained
No need to memorize syntax — the toolbar handles bold, links, code, tables, callouts.
Read more →The command palette: every action, one keystroke away
⌘K to open, fuzzy-search, enter to run. That’s the whole interface.
Read more →Wikilinks 101: making backlinks work for you
`[[Page Name]]` is not just a link — it is the primitive that builds your knowledge graph.
Read more →Inside Kition’s Obsidian-style Markdown editor
Built on CodeMirror 6 — live preview is inline decorations, not a two-pane split. Source is what you see.
Read more →Ready when you are.
Kition is a local-first AI workspace. Markdown documents, structured tables, and an AI agent — running on your own machine, against the model provider you choose.