Notes
Notes are rich-text documents for capturing ideas, meeting notes, research, or anything you want to write down and find later.
What You Can Do
Create & Edit
Click New Note to open the editor. Notes support rich-text formatting — headings, lists, bold, italic, code blocks, and more. Give each note a title and start writing.
Tags
Add tags to organize and group your notes. Tags are also used by the Knowledge Graph to automatically discover connections between items that share the same tags.
Project Assignment
Every note belongs to a project. Switch projects in the sidebar to filter your view, or reassign a note to a different project from the editor.
Search
Notes are indexed in Typesense for both full-text and semantic search. Search by exact keywords or by meaning — asking "deployment strategies" will find notes about "CI/CD pipelines" even if those exact words aren't used.
Import Files
Drag and drop PDFs, Word documents, or plain text files onto the Notes page to create notes from existing documents. See the Import guide for supported formats.
Links
Connect a note to other items — memories, URLs, or other notes. Open a note, scroll to the Links section, and search for the item you want to connect. Links appear as badges that you can click to navigate between connected items.
These manual links show up in the Knowledge Graph alongside tag-based and semantic connections.
Batch Operations
Select multiple notes using the checkboxes to move them between projects or send them to trash in bulk.
How It Works
Notes store both HTML content (for the editor) and extracted plain text (for search indexing). When you create or update a note, it's indexed in Typesense with a vector embedding, making it searchable by meaning across the AI Chat, MCP tools, and the search bar.
All changes emit real-time events, so other open tabs or connected tools stay in sync.