You NEED to document your HomeLab in Markdown. Seriously.
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You NEED to document your HomeLab in Markdown. Seriously. Markdown is the best format for this. Easy for humans, easy for AI agents. High context, less token usage, no tools or MCP required. This is how I do it: every service gets its own file. Where it runs, how it runs, reverse proxy, authentication, commands, and the instructions I need later. Deployments, test stuff, things I already decommissioned — all of it lives in Markdown. This turns those files into actionable runbooks for your AI agents. Automated updates, security reviews, checking what is actually deployed, deciding whether a
Posted by Christian Lempa (7.7k followers) 1 days ago · 54 likes · 3k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Hosting & infra.
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