Guides
Everything you need to author and run a workshop. The format is deliberately small — a top-level # heading starts a step and #[quiz] makes one a quiz — so most of what follows is about running the session well rather than learning syntax.
These pages double as the public reference for the authoring format. If you are asking an AI to draft a workshop for you, the Markdown guide is the page to paste in: it contains the complete set of conventions, and there is nothing else to teach it.
All guides
How to write a workshop in Markdown
The complete authoring format: how # headings become steps, what Markdown is supported, and how to import or export a single .md file.
How to add a quiz to your workshop
Write graded quizzes in plain Markdown with #[quiz], ## questions and - [x] answers — and see how correct answers stay hidden.
How to run your first live session
From a Markdown file to a running session: starting it, how participants join with a 6-character code, and pacing the room.
How to track participant progress in real time
How the per-step status model works — in progress, done and stuck — and how the dashboard turns it into a live view of who needs help.
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