# editxr

> A WYSIWYG Markdown editor for the terminal. AI-assisted, 100% Swift, zero dependencies. macOS and Linux. Open source (MIT).

editxr renders Markdown live as you type — headings, lists, tables, and code are
styled in place in the terminal buffer, not in a split preview. The line under the
cursor stays raw, editable text. You can hand a whole section to an LLM and review
the change as an inline diff before it lands.

## What it does
- Live Markdown rendering in the terminal (WYSIWYG): headings, emphasis, lists, task lists, tables, blockquotes, code blocks, and YAML frontmatter.
- AI section editing: select a section, describe a change, and accept or reject it as a red/green inline diff. No chat thread; nothing is applied without approval.
- Bring your own model: LM Studio (local), OpenAI, OpenRouter, or an offline mock that needs no backend.
- 12 themes, light or dark, chosen from a command palette.
- Incremental find, HTML export, syntax highlighting, word wrap, and per-file cursor memory.
- Native Swift binary with no runtime dependencies. Runs on macOS 12+ and Linux.

## Install
- One line (builds from source): `curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pixdeo/editxr/main/install.sh | bash`
- Homebrew: `brew install pixdeo/tap/editxr`
- Signed binaries: https://github.com/pixdeo/editxr/releases

## Links
- Website: https://editxr.org
- Source code: https://github.com/pixdeo/editxr
- README (full feature list and keybindings): https://github.com/pixdeo/editxr/blob/main/README.md
- License: MIT, © Pixdeo LTD