Note Taking

To create atomic notes, the skill splits multi-claim inputs into separate, discrete memory chunks. Each individual claim is written as its own markdown file under memory/notes, enabling precise cross-linkable graphs and improved recall across your content.

Cross-linking atomic notes is handled by generating direct links to related memory chunks using [[slug]] references. The skill also maintains a daily index at memory/notes/daily, allowing you to quickly browse and relate recently captured atoms.

You do not need a Supernotes API key to save notes as atomic memory files. The Supernotes integration is entirely optional, allowing you to queue atomic notes as cards for review and memory externalization only when an API key is configured.

Yes, you can capture ideas, quotes, or decisions as discrete atoms by providing input to the skill. It saves each claim as an individual file under memory/notes/${slug}.md, which you can then browse and relate using [[slug]] references.

Atomic note storage improves backlinks and recall by converting bundled, hard-to-link content into individual memory files. This precise separation builds a reliable notegraph, ensuring each discrete claim can be accurately referenced and retrieved.