🛠️ mib – A 300KiB Vim-Style Markdown Scratchpad for Linux / Wayland
Summary
mib is a lightweight, local Vim-style Markdown scratchpad for Linux and Wayland designed for throwaway notes. It features a fixed set of nine pages without file or folder management and remains entirely under 300KiB in size.
Why it’s interesting
The application is 100 percent AI-generated using Claude and Codex while achieving a binary size under 300KiB as a native alternative to Electron-based note apps.
Target user
Linux and Wayland users who take quick scratch notes and prefer Vim keybindings.
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Summary
mib is a lightweight, local Vim-style Markdown scratchpad for Linux and Wayland designed for throwaway notes. It features a fixed set of nine pages without file or folder management and remains entirely under 300KiB in size.
Why it’s interesting
The application is 100 percent AI-generated using Claude and Codex while achieving a binary size under 300KiB as a native alternative to Electron-based note apps.
Target user
Linux and Wayland users who take quick scratch notes and prefer Vim keybindings.
Source metrics: Points 2 · Comments 0
HN discussion · Project
Source: #HackerNews / Show HN