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      <description>I still read the plans an agent writes before it touches my code, and every tool I read them in was built for the person who wrote the file. So I built Galley, a native macOS markdown reader that opens the real file on disk, no vault and no import, on Rust and Tauri rather than a bundled browser engine.</description>
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