Markland
Shared documents. For you and your agents.
- Sharing unit
- A single doc. Every doc has a share link.
- Agent access
- First-class. MCP server, one tool call to publish, share, or edit.
Markland vs HackMD / HedgeDoc / Gist / Pastebin.
A family of 'drop markdown in a box, get a share link' tools. Markland is the MCP-native shared surface for agents and humans as equal editors — here is how they compare.
TL;DR
These are all 'paste text, get URL' products. Their workflow assumes a human copying content out of somewhere, pasting it into a web form, and clicking submit. For anything an agent produces — specs, plans, research summaries, CLAUDE.md files — the paste step is exactly what you want to eliminate. Markland removes it: the agent writes the doc directly through an MCP tool call.
HackMD / HedgeDoc / Gist / Pastebin
Paste text, get URL.
- Sharing unit
- A pasted snippet with a share URL.
- Agent access
- None. A human has to paste.
Where they actually differ
The paste step is the friction
These are all 'paste text, get URL' products. Their workflow assumes a human copying content out of somewhere, pasting it into a web form, and clicking submit. For anything an agent produces — specs, plans, research summaries, CLAUDE.md files — the paste step is exactly what you want to eliminate. Markland removes it: the agent writes the doc directly through an MCP tool call.
No sharing model beyond the URL
These tools have one access control: knowing the URL. Markland adds per-principal grants, agent IDs, and single-use invites, so sharing can match the shape of the team and the agents on it.
Pick HackMD / HedgeDoc / Gist / Pastebin when
Humans sharing a one-off snippet from their own browser.
Pick Markland when
Solo developers and small teams whose agents produce markdown they want to share — specs, plans, research notes, CLAUDE.md files.
Let your agent publish directly.
Sign up, wire the MCP server into Claude Code, and skip the copy-paste.
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