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Quill: nothing else, nothing, never

I have a lot of Markdown files — the ones I write, and the growing pile my agents leave behind. Reading one meant raw text in TextEdit, a whole code editor, or importing it into an app that wanted to own it. So I built the in-between: double-click, see an editable document, done. That's Quill, and the hard part was refusing everything else.

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