I use markdown extension on chrome to see md files written in vim - if I have to !  

As for writing docs .. #mdbook is my go to .. with mdbook I can serve the book to localhost which is pretty nice to review the work .. 

On vim plug-ins .. my fav is coc-vim .. it has everything - spell checkers  and language tool for grammar ..  and most of the code analyzers too ..just in case you wanna review code ..

But the primary reason , I stick to vim is it is great  in terminal .. firing up GUI on my old desktop makes it super sluggish :-)  And my laptop always stays in back pack :-)  

 This looks promising. Thanks.  

https://github.com/fannheyward/coc-marketplace 

 It does need node js but it is super fast .. almost as good as native vim plugins ( if not faster ) .. and no dependence on GUI .. 

They have sample config in readme file .. works on both nvim and vim ..

Thanks for the ⚡ s ☺️ 

 Yeh, not crazy about that dependency, but good to hear it's fast. I did poke around the install docs. I don't see a clean way to drop it into my lazyvim config, but I'll keep digging. 

 https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim  this is the one you need to drop into config .. I use vim-plug so not sure about lazyvim config but should work out in similar way  ... 

The link you shared is the market place  built on Coc  .. It is a good idea but I have no use of it :-)  

 Once you have the plugin installed  .. :PlugInstall  in my case with vim-plug -  then you can install other coc-extensions ..  for example :cocInstall  coc-ltex   for language tools  ..  there are tons of them which you can see at the market place  .. 
 

 You can also install marketplace as an extension  :CocInstall coc-marketplace  .. it is just a fancier way to search coc extensions  ..  

 Thanks. I got it working, and tried it a bit. Pretty kludgy, but I'll keep tinkering and see what I can do. Thanks for the pointers!