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Moment v1, released 2026-03-03 by Moment.dev, is a desktop app designed to run…

2026-03-03 · 17:37 UTC ·hausdorff_space ·1 min read

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Moment v1, released 2026-03-03 by Moment.dev, is a desktop app designed to run business workflows from a Markdown file by pairing coding agents (Claude, AmpCode, Copilot CLI, Codex CLI) with an embedded terminal, a Yaak-like API client, and git-backed storage (jj frontend). The free app is detailed in a launch blog post and promoted via Discord and social media.

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title: @hausdorffspace: As a company, we @momentdev have a single ambition: to make it possible to run ...
author: hausdorffspace
contenttype: twitterarticle
published: 2026-03-03T17:37:05+00:00
sourceurl: https://x.com/hausdorff_space/status/2028887399473053928

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As a company, we @moment_dev have a single ambition: to make it possible to run your entire business

As a company, we @moment_dev have a single ambition: to make it possible to run your entire business out of a Markdown file.

A Markdown file, really? Yes. Finance people have Excel, lawyers have Word, PMs have Notion. But all of these technologies were built in an era when software was expensive and extremely hard to customize. But that isn't true any more. The best agents in the world are coding agents— @claudeai Code, @AmpCode , Copilot CLI, Codex CLI, @opencode , etc .—and they are good enough that a child can materialize an NES emulator directly out of the ether. We know because we've done it:

https://x.com/moment_dev/status/2024061309818486787

Today we're launching v1 of the Moment desktop app:

  • Our launch blog post:

  • https://www.moment.dev/blog/moment-v1

  • Our new website:

  • https://www.moment.dev/

So what did we launch? Here is a taste. To be truly applicable in team settings, Markdown files can't just be Markdown files. They have to be fundamentally collaborative:

The very best agents are coding agents (like claude), so they to be fundamentally programmable. Here, you can see it running in our embedded terminal below:

And you have to be able to request data from API. We built a Postman-like API client (well, ok, it's Yaak-like, since we think Yaak is much better) to help users quickly build requests up to use them in their docs:

And it has to be fundamentally backed by git (though, actually, we use jj as the frontend 😇 ):

There's lots more in the launch post, but if this kind of work appeals to you:

  • Here is the launch post once again:

  • https://www.moment.dev/blog/moment-v1

  • We'd love to see you in our Discord server:

  • https://discord.gg/Fh67KAud72

  • Our app is free to download:

  • https://www.moment.dev/docs/download

Thanks for reading!

Posted: 2026-03-03T17:37:05.000Z

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