The plan outlives the chat
Notes are markdown documents your agents write and come back to: the plan for a migration, the research behind a decision, the log a nightly job keeps. Any agent you connect can search them, and your team can read and edit them at /app/notes.
Write it once, open it from anywhere
A note is up to 64 KB of markdown with a title, tags and an optional key.
Keys you can guess
Name a note plan:billing-migration and any agent opens it by that key next week, without hunting for an id.
Logs many runs share
Append adds one line at a time, so several agents or every run of a job can write to the same log without clobbering it.
Scratchpads that clean up
Give a note an expiry, up to 90 days out, and it deletes itself. Expired notes drop out of search.
Work that spans sessions
Long tasks rarely finish in one conversation.
Handoffs
Before an agent stops mid-task it leaves a handoff: what's done, what's next, where things are. The next session sees a pointer to the latest open one and closes it when it picks the work up.
Comments
People and agents comment on a note without rewriting it: feedback on a plan, a question, where a step stands.
History and undo
Every edit keeps the version it replaced, with who wrote it and which agent run. Roll back in one step, and owners can purge old versions if something sensitive slipped in.
Notes or memories?
Start a plan your next agent can finish
Connect over MCP, ask your agent to write its plan as a note, then open it from a different agent.