Marky: A Lightweight Markdown Viewer for Agent-Generated Documentation

What Marky Does
Marky is a native desktop application for macOS that provides fast rendering of markdown files with a focus on terminal integration. You can launch it with marky FILENAME to view a single file or marky FOLDER to open a folder as a persistent workspace.
Key Features
- CLI-first workflow: Open files directly from terminal commands
- Live reload: Edits on disk update the view instantly, useful for viewing Claude-generated plans or documentation as they're written
- Folder workspaces: Add folders as persistent workspaces that appear in a sidebar and restore on launch
- Command palette: Cmd+K for fuzzy-search files across all open folders using nucleo
- Syntax highlighting: Shiki with VS Code themes for accurate code blocks
- Math support: KaTeX rendering for $inline$ and $$display$$ math
- Diagrams: Mermaid blocks render as SVG
- GFM support: Tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks, footnotes
- Light & dark themes: Follows system preference or manual toggle
- Sanitized rendering: All HTML runs through DOMPurify for safe viewing of untrusted markdown
- Small footprint: Native webview (no Electron) with production .dmg under 15 MB
Installation
Currently available via Homebrew (note: app is not signed while waiting for Apple developer review):
brew tap GRVYDEV/tap
brew install --cask GRVYDEV/tap/marky
xattr -cr /Applications/Marky.appOr build from source (requires Rust, Node.js, and pnpm):
git clone https://github.com/GRVYDEV/marky.git
cd marky
pnpm install
pnpm tauri build
./scripts/install-cli.shKeyboard Shortcuts
- Cmd+K: Command palette (fuzzy file search)
- Cmd+O: Open file
- Cmd+Shift+O: Add folder
- Cmd+F: Search in page
Technical Stack
- Desktop shell: Tauri v2
- Frontend: React + TypeScript + Vite
- Markdown: markdown-it
- UI primitives: shadcn/ui
- Styling: Tailwind CSS
- File watching: notify
Roadmap
The developer plans to add x86 & Linux support (currently macOS ARM only), built-in AI chat for interacting with Claude Code or Codex directly within markdown documents, and git diff review functionality for local code review.
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