Editor power features

These tools live inside the note editor and turn it from "a textarea" into something closer to VS Code or Obsidian.

Live-preview formatting and a tasks query rendering inline.

Per-line revert (after sync)

When you've synced a note to GitHub, the editor paints a thin colored bar in the left gutter next to lines that differ from the version you last pushed:

• green = added line
• yellow = modified line

Click any bar to revert that hunk to the last-pushed version. The revert is a single edit, so Ctrl+Z restores it instantly. Multi-line hunks revert as one unit — click anywhere in the hunk.

Useful when you've been tinkering and want to drop just one paragraph without losing the rest of your edits.

Find / replace (Ctrl+F, Ctrl+H)

Ctrl+F opens an inline find panel at the top of the editor. Type to highlight every match in yellow. Enter jumps to the next match, Shift+Enter to the previous. Esc closes the panel.

The panel always has a Replace field too — Ctrl+H opens the same panel (Obsidian convention) and focuses the find input. Options for Match case, Regex, and Match whole word are on the right.

Tag autocomplete on #

Type # after whitespace or punctuation. A dropdown appears with every existing tag in your vault, ranked by usage count. Filter by typing more characters. ↑/↓ to navigate, Enter or Tab to insert, Esc to dismiss.

Mid-word # (e.g. color#fff) is not a tag start — the dropdown won't open and the parser won't index it.

Wikilink autocomplete on [[

Same idea for notes: type [[ and a dropdown lists your notes with fuzzy match on title and aliases. Enter inserts [[Note Title]].

If the typed query matches an alias, the row shows (alias: <name>) so you know why it surfaced.

Markdown table insert (Ctrl+Alt+T)

Drops a 2-row × 2-col GFM table at the cursor:

| Header 1 | Header 2 |
| --- | --- |
| Cell 1 | Cell 2 |
| Cell 3 | Cell 4 |

Header 1 is pre-selected so you can immediately type to overwrite the first column heading. On a non-empty line, the table is inserted on its own block (preceded by a blank line).

Multi-paragraph list items (Shift+Enter)

Inside a bullet, ordered, or task line, Shift+Enter inserts a newline plus a continuation indent that matches the current item's marker width. The new line carries no marker, so the body keeps attaching to the same list item instead of bailing out to a top-level paragraph at column 0. Useful for multi-paragraph task notes.

• Enter is unchanged: starts a fresh sibling list item, or exits the list when the current line is empty.
• Shift+Enter on a plain (non-list) line falls back to the default — a plain newline.

AI actions on the active note

Right-click any note in the sidebar → AI actions, or open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and type "AI:". Five actions ship:

• Summarize note — 3–5 sentence summary
• Extract tasks — pulls actionable items into a checklist
• Suggest tags — proposes 3–7 #tags from the body
• Rewrite for clarity — polishes the prose without changing meaning
• Translate… — into a target language you specify

Requires a BYO Anthropic or OpenAI API key in Settings → AI.