Add Markdown Viewer Online to the tool directory - #295
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I'd like to add markdown.madebyolof.com to the tool directory. I'm its maker; it's part of Made by Olof.
When you iterate on a plan with an AI coding agent, each version can be almost identical to the last. This tool shows the differences in a rendered reading view, so you can read what changed without going through the whole plan again. It also works for documentation, with clear typography and a simple layout for longer documents.
Your agent can open it directly in your browser. It's free, with no installation, skills or MCP setup required.
This PR adds a tool page in the documents category and the app icon. The page explains the difference between local file reading and the agent API route. The syntax-support table was checked against the reader in Chromium; I haven't run the Jekyll site build locally.