A complete reference for using Markdown formatting in CudoMiner worker notes, exporting configs as Markdown documents, and building a professional documentation system for your mining operation.
Markdown formatting is supported in three places within CudoMiner:
Each worker (device) has a Notes field in the web console at accounts.cudominer.com → Workers → [Worker name] → Notes. This is the primary Markdown field — ideal for hardware specs, location, maintenance history and configuration details.
When you create worker groups (e.g. by farm location or hardware generation), the group description field accepts Markdown. Use it to document what the group contains, the hardware specification shared across workers, and the performance targets.
From Settings → Export Config, CudoMiner generates a structured Markdown document of your current mining configuration — pool connections, wallet addresses (masked for security), algorithm preferences and active plugins. Save or commit this to Git for version control.
| Syntax | Result | Best Used For |
|---|---|---|
| # Heading 1 | Large bold heading | Worker or farm name |
| ## Heading 2 | Section heading | Hardware specs, location, notes |
| **bold text** | Bold text | GPU model, key settings, alerts |
| *italic text* | Italic text | Comments, secondary info |
| - list item | Bullet point | GPU list, checklist items |
| `inline code` | Monospace code | File paths, commands, wallet addresses |
| [text](url) | Clickable link | Link to pool dashboard, docs, monitoring |
| --- | Horizontal rule | Separating sections within a note |
| > blockquote | Indented quote block | Important warnings, maintenance reminders |
# Office Mining Rig — Slot 3 ## Hardware **GPU:** NVIDIA RTX 4070 (12 GB) **Driver:** 537.58 (Nov 2025) **OS:** Windows 11 Pro ## OC Profile - Core clock: `+150 MHz` - Memory clock: `+900 MHz` - Power limit: `80%` > Last serviced: 2026-03-12 > Dust cleaned, thermal paste replaced
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 (12 GB)
Driver: 537.58 (Nov 2025)
OS: Windows 11 Pro
+150 MHz+900 MHz80%Last serviced: 2026-03-12
Dust cleaned, thermal paste replaced
Use these templates as starting points for your own worker notes. Copy the raw Markdown into the Notes field in the web console and customise to your setup.
# [Worker Name] ## Hardware **GPU:** [Model] [VRAM] **Driver:** [Version] **OS:** [Windows/Linux version] **Location:** [Room / rack / slot] ## OC Profile - Core: `+X MHz` - Memory: `+X MHz` - Power limit: `X%` ## Maintenance Log - [Date] — Installed - [Date] — Dust cleaned
# Rig [Number] — [Location] ## GPUs (6x) | Slot | GPU | Hashrate | |------|-----|----------| | 1 | RTX 3070 | 130 MH/s | | 2 | RTX 3070 | 128 MH/s | | 3–6 | RTX 3060Ti | 120 MH/s | ## Power **PSU:** 1600W Platinum **Draw:** ~820W at wall **Efficiency:** 0.63 MH/W ## Notes > Slot 4 thermal paste due Q3 2026
# Farm Group: [Name] **Location:** [Address / room] **Workers:** [Count] **Total Hashrate:** [X MH/s] ## Infrastructure - Internet: [ISP, speed, uptime SLA] - Power: [Circuit amperage, UPS?] - Cooling: [AC, exhaust fans] ## Contact **On-site tech:** [Name, phone] **Remote access:** [Method]
# CudoMiner Config Snapshot **Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD] **Version:** [CudoMiner version] **Account:** [email masked] ## Active Workers - [Worker 1] — [GPU] — [OS] - [Worker 2] — [GPU] — [OS] ## Algorithm Preferences - Auto-switching: `enabled` - Payout coin: `BTC` ## Changelog - [Date] — Initial export
.md files in a private Git repository (GitHub, GitLab or Gitea). Commit after each hardware change. You will always have a dated record of every configuration state and can roll back settings by reading any previous commit.Yes. The CudoMiner web console at accounts.cudominer.com supports Markdown formatting in worker notes and group labels. You can use headings, bold, italic, bullet lists, code blocks and links to create structured documentation for each rig, GPU configuration, location and maintenance history directly inside your mining dashboard.
Sign in to accounts.cudominer.com, go to the Workers section, click on any worker name, and open the Notes tab. Type your Markdown content in the editor — the preview renders in real time. Click Save to store the note. Notes are synced across all devices and accessible from any browser session using your account.
Yes. From the CudoMiner web console, go to Settings → Export Config. You can export your worker configuration, pool settings and algorithm preferences as a structured Markdown document. This export is useful for backup, sharing with team members, or committing to a Git repository for version control of your mining setup.
Yes. All Markdown notes are stored server-side and visible to everyone signed into the same CudoMiner account. For shared mining operations, this means technicians, managers and remote monitors can all see and update worker notes from any browser. There is no separate collaboration or sharing step required.