HTML is becoming the new Markdown for agent work. Atelier is the local-first workshop for those artifacts — yours to make, link, and revisit.
Desktop app is Windows-only for now · macOS & Linux coming soon
Or drive it from the CLI →
Real .html and .md files on disk. No custom syntax, no sidecars, no proprietary
format. Open them in any browser. Host them on any static server. The vault outlives the tool.
Tables, SVG diagrams, CSS layouts, interactive controls. When agents need to show you something — a flow, a comparison, a tuneable knob — give them a format that can actually express it.
A stable CLI with schemaVersion: 1 JSON output. Agents inspect, edit, lint, and watch the
vault from any shell. The contract is the schema.
Three surfaces, one core. Anything that works in the desktop app works at the command line, with the same validation and the same errors.
A clean reader for Markdown that follows your theme. Wikilinks resolve case-insensitively, backlinks and missing-link audits live in the inspector, and the link graph rebuilds on every save.
See the link structure of an entire vault at once. Click a node to open the file. Useful when you've been generating artifacts for weeks and forgotten how they fit together.
Monaco editor with syntax highlighting for HTML and Markdown. Live preview with click-to-navigate between vault files. Five view modes, inspector for backlinks and properties.
atelier index | inspect | search | lint | create | update | watch — read and write
the vault from any shell. NDJSON streaming for live watch. Path traversal blocked at the boundary.
Long-form specs. Implementation plans with embedded diagrams. PR explainers. Research reports. Custom editing surfaces with knobs and copy buttons. Anything Markdown couldn't quite carry.
For agents
A stable CLI with schemaVersion: 1 JSON output. Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, Linux. No
handshake with the desktop app; both surfaces just operate on the same vault folder on disk.
npm install -g @codependentai/atelier
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