DeMinds
Start with the foundations: what DeMinds is, why it exists, and how its workflow works. Then explore practical guides for importing, structuring, previewing, exporting, and maintaining Markdown assets.
Learn how DeMinds connects structure and full text across the Universal Mind Map, node Notes, Markdown Preview, internal anchors, GitHub Markdown, Obsidian links, arXiv papers, and Interactive View.
An interactive guide to the files, knowledge bases, mind maps, documents, web content, academic articles, and AI shares you can bring into DeMinds—and how their content and structure can continue as maintainable work.
Choose an editing scope, prepare a work file for your AI tool, and review the returned text and structure before continuing the original project.
Learn how to choose Body, Mind Map, or both for an Interactive View, compare reading layouts, deliver an offline file, publish a GitHub Pages link, and check the result from the reader’s side.
Import supported arXiv HTML into DeMinds, read the paper through Markdown and Universal Mind Map, verify formulas and tables, and leave a useful record for your next session.
Starting from the problem of content that survives while work keeps restarting, this article shows how DeMinds connects import, Universal Mind Map, Markdown, Continue Working, Local-first design, and open export into a maintainable workflow.
Explore the difference between visual layout and document structure, and how faithful conversion, Markdown Preview, and Mind Map views help DeMinds make structure and fidelity easier to inspect.
See how DeMinds brings scattered content from AI conversations, web pages, mind maps, documents, and Markdown back into a workflow where structure becomes visible, work can continue, and the result can grow into a portable, maintainable Markdown knowledge asset.
Learn how Import from Clipboard helps you bring accessible web pages, Medium articles, X content, and AI Share Pages into DeMinds, then organize them into editable, maintainable Markdown structures.
Learn how DeMinds adds lightweight preview translation to mind map titles, notes, and Markdown Preview, helping you read foreign-language articles, dev.to posts, and remote Markdown without changing the original Markdown source.
Learn how DeMinds opens remote GitHub Markdown directly, lets you read it in Preview and Mind Map, and turns content worth keeping into maintainable Markdown assets.
Learn how DeMinds uses recent versions, a pinned version, and the baseline to provide lightweight rollback, comparison, and recovery for Markdown editing.
A starting guide to understand DeMinds through three foundational articles: what it is, why it exists, and how it turns scattered content into maintainable Markdown assets.
How DeMinds turns an Obsidian Vault into a working Markdown document: home detection, document selection, Vault-structure merge, static link handling, resource paths, preview, and export.
Understand what DeMinds is not, and how it turns scattered content into clearly structured, long-term maintainable, previewable, exportable, and portable Markdown assets.
A video-based walkthrough of DeMinds workflows: open files in different ways, bring in shared articles and AI output, view structure early, and export clean PDF or PNG results.
Bring in mind maps, documents, web pages, and AI conversations. See the structure first, then continue maintaining, exporting, and carrying the result forward as Markdown.