harehare
To provide a comprehensive toolset for querying, filtering, and transforming Markdown files with a syntax similar to jq, specifically optimized for LLM workflows and documentation management.
At a Glance
- Software Developers
- LLM Researchers
- Technical Writers
- DevOps Engineers
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Markdown Query Tool Like jq
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A jq-like command-line tool for querying and transforming Markdown files, written in Rust.
A utility for converting various file formats (PDF, DOCX, XLSX) into clean, structured Markdown.
A web crawler that extracts structured content from websites and outputs it directly in Markdown format.
A terminal-based Markdown viewer with syntax highlighting and rich text formatting.
Market Position
Unique positioning as the primary jq-equivalent for Markdown, focusing on structural node manipulation rather than just regex or simple parsing.
Leadership
Founders
Takahiro Sato
Software developer based in Saitama, Japan. Known by the handle 'harehare'. Creator of several open-source tools including TextUSM and various Rust-based CLI utilities. Specialist in Markdown processing and CLI tooling.
Executive Team
Takahiro Sato
Founder & Lead Developer
Creator of mq and primary maintainer.
Founding Story
Created by Takahiro Sato to fill the gap in CLI tooling for structured Markdown manipulation, similar to how jq handles JSON, driven by the increasing need for structured Markdown in LLM prompts and automated workflows.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Open source project supported by GitHub Sponsors and community contributions.
Pricing Tiers
All core tools and subcommands are open source and free to use.
Target Markets
- Software Developers
- LLM Researchers
- Technical Writers
- DevOps Engineers
- LLM workflow optimization
- Documentation management
- Batch Markdown processing
- Content analysis and extraction
- Automated task execution from docs
- Individual developers and researchers using Markdown-based LLM workflows