idea-capture

To capture ideas fast into daily notes, type the trigger word followed by your text. The system automatically records the entry into the daily notes file under a specific inbox section for later review.

You organize participant ideas efficiently by saving them directly into daily markdown files structured by year and date. Brief inputs go to the daily inbox, while detailed ideas route to a separate notes directory.

Yes, you can link captured daily notes to specific curriculum modules. The idea capture mechanism supports optional module linkage, allowing you to tag entries with specific module or skill identifiers.

The best way to save module-specific notes is using a trigger-based recording system that stores inputs in structured daily markdown files. This ensures notes are organized chronologically and can be optionally linked to curriculum modules.

No special dependencies are required to record ideas into daily notes. The capture system operates independently without external components, relying solely on standard markdown file formatting for storage.

You should separate quick idea capture from detailed note development when handling complex thoughts. Quick inputs belong in the daily inbox, while developed concepts require saving to a dedicated notes directory for further processing.