BloomMD journal
Longer notes on Markdown-first work, visual structure and the workflows around BloomMD.
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Local agents extend Shared Mode with node-scoped requests, visible status, and human approval instead of direct writes.
Shared Mode connects one deliberately selected local file to a BloomMD workspace and keeps boundaries, roles, and states visible.
OpenClaw agents should stay simple to install, while local Wiki and CI workflows still need a dependable tool.
How OpenClaw agents work on selected BloomMD nodes, return proposals and wait for your approval.
Why open Markdown files, Git and local control matter for long-term knowledge work.
How notes, headings and visual orientation become a repeatable knowledge workflow.
How Obsidian and BloomMD provide different views of the same Markdown knowledge space.
How remote workspaces, sync and Markdown support shared work without hiding the source.
Why BloomMD starts with Markdown files and turns them into a navigable knowledge space.
