Logseq migration
Move from Logseq to MDDock — keep block thinking, gain Agent-native AI.
Logseq's block-level outline is a brilliant thinking tool, but it locks your notes inside a non-standard block structure that no other Markdown tool reads well. MDDock reads your Logseq export as plain .md files and adds viewable-files plus cards views that cover the same block-style reading use cases. Agent-native AI is built in: Claude Code and Cursor can search your outliner directly. Move in minutes, keep the thinking style, gain portability.
Why Logseq users migrate to MDDock
Agent-native AI, not bolted on
Logseq ships AI as a paid OpenAI plugin. MDDock ships a CLI and an MCP server out of the box, so Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can search and answer from your outliner with full block-level recall. No plugin install, no API key to manage in a UI, no usage cap on top of the subscription.
Plain .md, not block-locked
Logseq stores every paragraph as a block with parent IDs that no other Markdown tool reads cleanly. MDDock reads your Logseq export as plain .md — bullets stay bullets, indentation stays indentation, but the file is portable to GitHub, Obsidian, or VS Code without a converter.
Cards and viewable files for block reading
MDDock's cards and viewable-files views give Logseq users the block-style reading experience in a portable format. Pin a card, browse viewable files, drop a block into a chat context — all without giving up the standard .md backing file that other tools can open.
Logseq is block-first and AI-last. MDDock is block-aware and Agent-native.
Download MDDock
Free macOS DMG and Windows installer. Signed and notarized so macOS Gatekeeper stays quiet on first launch.
Export from Logseq as Markdown
In Logseq: ⋮ menu → Export → Markdown. Logseq writes one .md file per page into a folder of your choice.
Open the folder in MDDock
File → Open Folder and pick the Logseq export. Bullets, indentation, and page hierarchy open as plain .md files.
Read with cards, write with AI
Toggle the cards view for block-style reading, then open the AI sidebar and ask Claude Code to recall a conclusion from three pages back.
MDDock is not affiliated with Logseq. Logseq is a trademark of its respective owner.