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Notes

Two scopes in one window: a global notebook, and per-project notes.

The scope picker at the top, the note list, and the editor.
The scope picker at the top, the note list, and the editor.

Open it from the note icon in the panel header (global scope), the note icon on a project row (that project's scope), or the tray menu.

Switching scope without leaving

The picker at the top switches between the global notebook and any project. It is searchable, so a long project list is one keystroke away rather than a scroll — the same picker the API tester and the meetings window use.

Markdown files on disk

Notes are files, not rows in a database. That is deliberate: you can back them up, sync them, grep them, or commit them.

<userData>/notes/global/<slug>.md
<userData>/notes/projects/<projectId>/<slug>.md

The folder icon opens the current scope's folder in your file manager.

Writing

  • Editing autosaves after about 600 ms of quiet. Ctrl+S forces it immediately.
  • Ctrl+N starts a new note.
  • A note's title is its first # heading. Renaming a note rewrites that heading and the filename to match, so the file on disk never drifts from what you see in the list.
  • The filter box at the top of the list searches titles and content.

This is the full note app

The smaller pinned "Today's tasks" panel from the original spec is a separate, unbuilt idea — not a cut-down version of this.