Keep

Keep anything you want to find again.

Save recipes, references, half-formed ideas, pages, videos, PDFs, and audio as clean Markdown. Read it later, search across it, or use it with an AI agent.

01.

Save it the moment you see it.

The useful thing shows up while you're doing something else. Keep catches it in a couple of seconds and files the organizing away for later, or never.

02.

A vague memory finds the exact thing.

You don't need the title, the tag, or the date. Describe what you half-remember and the library does the rest.

Agent request · Personal

What was that video about zone 2 training I saved?

Video
Zone 2, explained · saved in May
note
Training plan
Highlight
Threshold pacing

Found it

The talk you saved in May. The transcript covers heart-rate zones at 14:32, and your note says to keep two easy runs a week.

Your training plan links the video as a source, so the advice and your take on it stay together.

Answered from 1 video and 1 note

Personal libraryRead the search docs

03.

The stuff that never fit a folder anyway.

A library beats a filing system when the categories only make sense to you. Save first, and let search sort it out.

04.

Questions about a personal library.

Do I have to organize everything?

No. Search by meaning works across the whole library from day one. Tags and collections are available if you want them, but you do not need either one to get started.

Is my library private?

Yes. Your library belongs to your account, and only the clients you connect can read it. Every connection is named, scoped, and revocable, and you can see exactly which client or agent touched a note.

Can I get everything back out?

Yes. Export your notes and saved items as plain Markdown files that you can store and use anywhere.

Keep the things you want to find again.