- Notes, edits and search work with no connection
- Changes sync when you're back online
- Edits from two devices merge on their own, with no manual merge
- 312 people, three weeks
Open source · Local-first
Write with Claude and Codex, drawing on your own sources and past work.
What’s on your mind?
Bring your files, editor, Claude and Codex together to explore ideas and write alongside your sources.
A preset persona still sounds like someone else. Point the agent at your past posts and edits, and new drafts sound like you.
Find references in your documents, PDFs and recordings with text extraction and search. Add search by meaning or build linked wiki pages when your project needs them.
Review suggested edits inside your document, with additions and deletions shown in the surrounding prose.
An idea is enough to start writing. Begin with an empty project or bring your own material; a wiki and search setup are optional.
Open a local folder or create an empty one.
Explore ideas with Claude or Codex.
Write it together, with your agent beside you.
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Explore how people organize files and write with agents. Find ideas for your own workflow.
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