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Workspace

Notebook and wiki

Capture notes and build structured project knowledge alongside your work.

User-facing guide
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Notebook

Click the Notebook icon in the panel controls to open it. The Notebook is for quick notes while working.

Creating notes

Click the plus button to create a note. Notes are automatically anchored to the section you are viewing when you create them. A note created while viewing Research will appear when you return to Research.

Categories

Notes are color-coded by category:

  • Research — observations, questions, findings
  • Strategy — decisions, hypotheses, directions
  • Creative Direction — brand and visual notes
  • Bets — product bet rationale
  • Tasks — task-related notes
  • Free — unanchored notes for anything

Filtering

Use the category filter dropdown to show only notes from specific categories. Select "All categories" to see everything.

Note features

Each note shows a color-coded left border, content preview, and timestamp (for example, "5 minutes ago"). Hover over a note to see Edit and Delete buttons.

Wiki

Click the Wiki icon in the panel controls to open it. The Wiki is for longer, structured project knowledge.

Creating pages

Click the plus button to create a new wiki page. Choose a type:

  • Spec — feature specifications and requirements
  • Decision — architectural or product decisions with rationale
  • Meeting — meeting notes and action items
  • Runbook — operational procedures
  • Hypothesis — testable assumptions
  • Research note — longer research summaries
  • General — anything else

Page structure

Pages support hierarchical structure — pages can have sub-pages. Click the expand arrow next to a page to see its children. Drag pages to reorder them.

Page statuses

Each page has a status you can set: Draft, In review, Published, or Archived. A colored dot indicator shows the current status.

Editing

Click a page to open it. Edit the title, change the type dropdown, update the status dropdown, and write content in the markdown editor. Click Save when done.

Wiki pages track which other pages reference them. When you mention a decision in a spec, or link a research note to a hypothesis, these connections are visible in the page view.

Use the search input at the top to filter across all wiki pages and content.

Notebook vs. Wiki

Use Notebook for quick, disposable notes while working — think sticky notes. Use Wiki for structured, lasting knowledge the team can reference — think documentation.