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About solomd

SoloMD is a local-first markdown editor designed for note-taking and knowledge management. It integrates AI capabilities through a bundled MCP server, allowing direct interaction with LLMs like Claude Code and Codex. The editor supports wikilinks, backlinks, and works with plain markdown files stored in a user-defined folder.

The software includes features like WYSIWYG editing, split panes, KaTeX and Mermaid support, image pasting, and Vim mode. It also provides semantic search, Hunspell proofreading, and Pandoc export functionality. SoloMD maintains git versioning automatically with each save.

A key component is the MCP endpoint that exposes the vault to external AI clients. This enables workflows like scheduled recipes, agent-based interactions, and CLI access to the vault contents. The system is designed to work entirely offline if needed, with optional cloud sync via GitHub or other git repositories.

Key features

  • WYSIWYG markdown editing with live preview
  • Integrated MCP server for AI interactions
  • Automatic git versioning on save
  • Wikilinks and backlinks support
  • KaTeX and Mermaid diagram rendering
  • Image paste handling with automatic asset management
  • Vim mode for keyboard-centric editing
  • Semantic search across the vault

Download v4.9.0

Jul 12, 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Is solomd free?
Yes. solomd is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
Which platforms does solomd support?
solomd provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android.
What is the latest version of solomd?
The latest version is v4.9.0, released on Jul 12, 2026.
What platforms does SoloMD support?
SoloMD provides universal builds for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and x64 builds for Windows. The software is also compatible with Linux systems.
How does the AI integration work?
SoloMD includes a bundled MCP server that exposes the vault contents to AI clients. Users can interact with their notes through Claude Code, Codex, or other compatible LLMs. The integration supports 14 different AI providers with BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) functionality.
Is there a mobile version available?
The provided information does not mention mobile versions for iOS or Android, focusing instead on desktop platforms.
What license does SoloMD use?
SoloMD is released under the MIT license, which means it's free to use, modify, and distribute.

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