[jimmySixDOF]

I like it but my only problem with markdown apps like Obsidian or GitHub et al is you cant handle prompt templates with byo <xml tags> unless you ``` code box ``` them or the rendering thinks you have bad html and mess up the remaining markdown display. Properly separating text section for LLMs makes a big difference in prompt performance and </xml tags> are more expressive at doing this than ### markdown headers. Other than that I have almost completely shifted to calling markdown files into context.

[jedwhite]

One cool thing is that the claude-run scripts make any text file executable with AI, including xml, ymal, etc. So you can do something like:

    #!/usr/bin/env claude-run

    <instructions>

        Analyze this codebase.

    </instructions>

Then:

    chmod +x task.xml && ./task.xml