Add AnySlate to Universal Desktop Editors#112
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fahidmohammad wants to merge 1 commit intomundimark:masterfrom
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Add AnySlate to Universal Desktop Editors#112fahidmohammad wants to merge 1 commit intomundimark:masterfrom
fahidmohammad wants to merge 1 commit intomundimark:masterfrom
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AnySlate is a cross-platform Markdown editor (macOS, Windows, Linux, Web) with real-time collaboration, MCP support for AI integration, and cloud sync. Built with Go and React. Free tier available, currently at v2.0.7.
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Hi! I'd like to add AnySlate to the Universal section under Markdown Desktop Editors.
AnySlate is a cross-platform Markdown editor (macOS, Windows, Linux) with real-time collaboration, MCP (Model Context Protocol) support for AI integration, and cloud sync. It's built with Go and React for performance.
Thanks for maintaining this list!