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Notes and editor

The file tree creates folders and notes, searches and filters entries, and supports rename, move, duplicate, and delete. Normal and Memo control whether a note enters analysis.

The Notes sidebar with folders and Markdown notes in the file tree — Use the file tree to organize and open the notes in the current workspace.

The Markdown editor saves changes, supports multiple tabs and per-tab history, and includes find and replace, formatting commands, internal links, text selection, and macros.

Use ![[Project outline]] to load another note into the current note and edit it in place. Link cards provide a readable preview of supported links.

The Markdown editor showing a Normal note and its formatting toolbar — Use the toolbar while writing an ordinary Normal note.

File and folder import

Import Markdown, plain-text, or JSONL files. When you import a folder, its nested folders remain nested so the collection keeps the structure users already recognize.

The create or import menu for notes, files, and folders — Import files or folders from the add menu beside the file tree.

URLs and watched inputs

URL capture saves a summary or raw Markdown. It supports regular web pages. For posts from x.com or twitter.com, it imports only the portion of the post that the source makes available, not necessarily the full text.

Use a watched file or folder when content outside the current workspace changes over time and should be brought into nohmitaina again. Once registered, Dream checks the target on its schedule and imports changes it can detect, so a maintained external document does not need to be imported manually after every edit.

URL capture and watched-input controls — Capture a URL or let Dream check configured files and folders.

Browse and understand noh

The noh sidebar with the second navigation icon selected, filters, Browse, Duplicates, and results — The second icon opens noh. The sidebar filters, sorts, and searches Browse results.

Browse searches, filters, and sorts noh. Duplicates helps inspect concepts that may overlap.

A detail includes its definition, evidence, relationships, history, tags, surprise, and activation for 7, 30, and 90 days with a small activity chart. Use Revision Request to propose a correction.

A dark noh detail showing its definition and activation history — Open a noh to read its definition and review activation history.

The lower part of a noh detail showing tags and revision requests — Continue down the detail to manage tags and send a revision request.

Recall and Resurface

Select text or use the current block, open the editor context menu, and choose Recall here. nohmitaina returns three to five related candidates with activation context.

Recall Results showing resurfaced noh candidates — Recall keeps related candidates beside the note so you can reopen relevant noh.

Core and Dialogue

Core is a set of frequently used, important Concepts that an LLM agent loads naturally when it reads nohmitaina’s memory. Dialogue sessions let you examine that shared memory through a focused exchange.

An empty Dialogue session titled Ideas worth revisiting — Select or create a session, then ask about a Concept, note, or the current Core context.

Multiple workspaces

Create separate workspaces for distinct bodies of notes and switch between them. Each workspace has its own files and app-managed data.

Data settings showing the Active Workspace and Manage workspaces button — Use Manage workspaces to change the active workspace.

noh CLI

The noh command lets LLM agents read and write the same memory as a human without requiring the desktop app to be open. Information learned by either can be stored in one place and used in the other’s next task.

noh ls [--type concept,note,web-clip,agent-note] [--json]
noh cat <concept-id|note-id|agent-note:key> [--json]
noh link <concept-id> [--depth N] [--tree] [--json]
noh tree <concept-id> [--depth N]
noh score <concept-id> [--json]
noh core [--budget TOKENS] [--json]
noh recall <text> [--json]
noh put --desc TEXT [--key KEY] [--refs concept-a,concept-b] [--file PATH]
noh put --desc TEXT --refs noh:user
noh rm --key KEY
noh skill install codex [--scope user] [--replace]
noh skill install claude-code [--scope user] [--replace]

Notes saved through noh CLI can be read again with noh ls and noh cat. noh:user is the reserved top-level Concept for durable user information. noh rm removes only a keyed note saved through noh CLI; it does not delete extracted noh.

CLI status showing noh and nohls available on the current PATH — Use Recheck to confirm that noh and nohls are available from a new terminal.

Keyboard shortcuts

Use Command on macOS and Control on Windows for shared shortcuts. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 9 switch main sections. S saves and F finds.

Editor history: Command or Control with [ and ].
Next or previous tab: Command or Control with Shift and [ or ]. Windows also supports Control with Tab.
Record a macro: Command or Control with Alt and M.
Replay a macro: Command or Control with Shift and M.

The Markdown editor and its formatting toolbar — Keyboard shortcuts act on the same editor shown here.

Data and network access

Notes remain in the workspace you choose. nohmitaina stores its managed indexes and records below that workspace’s nohmitaina/ directory.

Relevant note or noh content can be sent to the external language-model provider you configure. URL capture, Git synchronization, and update checks also use the network when invoked.

Data settings showing the active workspace and Git remote — The active workspace stores notes locally, while configured Git sync uses its remote when invoked.