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Flow CLI is a keyboard-first Markdown editor designed for the terminal, published by Saturn9 LLC. As a terminal-native application, it brings structured document editing to command-line environments, allowing users to create and edit Markdown content without leaving the shell or relying on a graphical interface. The software provides multiple working modes to support different stages of the writing process: menus mode for navigation and application control, focus mode for distraction-free writing, read mode for reviewing rendered content, and source mode for direct access to the underlying Markdown text. These modes let users move smoothly between drafting, reading, and editing within a single keyboard-driven workflow, reducing dependence on a mouse or pointer. Flow CLI includes an autosave feature, which preserves work automatically during editing sessions and reduces the risk of losing changes. For output and sharing, the editor supports export to both HTML and plain-text formats, enabling users to take terminal-authored documents into web pages, emails, documentation, or other plain-text contexts. The software fits within the text editor and Markdown tooling category, and it is relevant for writers, developers, note-takers, and anyone who prefers working in a terminal environment or needs a lightweight editing tool over SSH or on minimal systems. Typical use cases include drafting Markdown documents, editing README files and documentation, maintaining notes, and converting terminal-authored text into HTML for publishing. Flow CLI is currently at version 0.1.3, and according to the available catalog data, only one version of the software has been released so far. The 0.1.3 release reflects an early stage of the project's development. Flow CLI is distributed by Saturn9 LLC as a terminal-based editing solution focused on keyboard efficiency, multiple editing modes, automatic saving, and flexible export options for Markdown content.
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