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The Library

The Library is the dashboard view of everything you’ve saved. It’s where captured content becomes a usable knowledge base.

The library lists documents as cards, newest first, paginated. Each card shows:

  • Title and domain — where the content came from
  • Excerpt — the auto-extracted summary
  • Tags — auto-tagged or manually assigned
  • Source badge — how it got in (extension, connector, note, highlight)
  • Thumbnail — when available

Use the filter bar to narrow the list down:

  • Search — live full-text search across titles, bodies, and excerpts
  • Tags — filter by one or more tags
  • Source/connector — show only content from a specific source (Notion, Drive, Confluence, manual saves)
  • Type — documents vs. memories vs. highlights

Click any card to open the reader: a distraction-free markdown view with:

  • Clean typography and full-screen reading
  • Syntax-highlighted code blocks
  • Inline rendering of links within the saved content
  • Edit — you can edit title, excerpt, body, and tags
  • Link suggestions — approve/reject auto-linker suggestions from the sidebar
  • Copy / Archive / Delete actions

The reader supports the same markdown your content was saved in, so code-heavy documentation reads exactly as intended.

Action What it does
Edit Update title, excerpt, body, or tags
Tag Add/remove tags; tagging normalizes duplicates
Link Manually connect this document to another (free on every plan)
Unlink Remove a manual or approved link
Archive Soft-hide the document from lists and search (restorable)
Restore Bring an archived document back
Forget / Delete Permanently purge the document and its index entries

Archived documents stay in your storage and can be restored any time. Deleting is permanent and removes the document from the full-text index, the vector index, and the graph.

Select multiple documents to run bulk operations:

  • Bulk delete — with a confirmation dialog listing exactly what will be removed
  • Bulk archive — tidy up a workspace without destroying content

The library is powered by a REST API. Everything you see is retrieved on demand, and search results come back with matching snippets so even a huge library stays instant. Large documents are always available in full when you open them in the reader.