Notes
Markdown pages, WikiLinks, backlinks and search — kept beside the tasks they explain.
A doc holds a tree of pages, and every page is Markdown. On mobile the Notes tab presents docs as folders and pages as notes, as Apple Notes does.
Writing
- Pages have a title and a Markdown body. On the web the editor is CodeMirror, with formatting, lists, quotes, tables and code blocks.
- Saves are automatic: about a second after typing stops, when a field loses focus, and when you leave the page. One save is in flight at a time; edits made meanwhile go in the next one.
- Every save names the version it started from. If another device saved first, the app merges compatible edits; a real overlap asks you to Keep mine or Use theirs rather than dropping a change silently.
- Pages are versioned, so history is kept.
Linking
Write [[Page title]] to link one page to another. The linked page shows the backlinks
it receives, so a doc tree can be navigated by meaning as well as by hierarchy.
Search
Docs and pages are indexed together with tasks, with full-text search that handles Chinese without a word-space. Search from the app header, or ask an agent to search for you over MCP.
WikiLinks, backlinks, version history, Markdown preview and doc search are web features today. The mobile app reads and edits notes with autosave, but those five surfaces are still web-only.
Organizing
- Create a folder (a doc) from the Notes root, then create notes inside it.
- Move a note to another folder from its context menu or the editor's menu.
- Rename folders and notes; the rename keeps ids, history and links.
- Deleting a note deletes its subpages and cannot be undone, so the app asks first.
Agents and notes
Write-scoped access tokens can create docs and pages, update a page with a version check,
and delete a page through MCP. A stale base_version is refused and returns the current
content instead of overwriting it. See Agents over MCP.