Keep plans that change with the work.
Write plans, decisions, checklists, and status updates as clean Markdown. You can keep them current yourself or let a connected agent help.
01.
One overview across all the moving parts.
Keep the current state, open work, decisions, and useful source material in notes that stay easy to read and update.
02.
Find the latest project state in one place.
Ask where something ended up and the answer comes from the current plan, its sources, and the open items.
Agent request · Kitchen renovation
What is still open for the kitchen renovation?
- note
- Kitchen plan, revision 9
- Quote
- Electrician estimate, Friday
- Open
- 2 unchecked items
Current state
The worktop measurements were confirmed Friday. The electrician quote is ready but still needs approval.
The plan has two open items: approve the quote and confirm the delivery date.
From one project note and its history
What is still open for the kitchen renovation?
- note: Kitchen plan, revision 9
- Quote: Electrician estimate, Friday
- Open: 2 unchecked items
Current state:
The worktop measurements were confirmed Friday. The electrician quote is ready but still needs approval.
The plan has two open items: approve the quote and confirm the delivery date.
From one project note and its history.
03.
The overview that survives between check-ins.
Your notes record what changed and why. Read the latest version or open the history when you need the detail.
04.
Questions about planning in Keep.
Can agents update the plan themselves?
Yes. Agents read and update the same notes you do, and every change is recorded as a named revision with a diff. Restore the earlier version when an agent gets it wrong.
How do I see what changed while I was away?
Open the note's revision history. Each entry names the author, human or agent, with what was added and removed, so catching up takes a minute instead of a scroll through transcripts.
Does this replace my project management tool?
Keep holds the notes, sources, decisions, and current status behind the work. Tickets and boards can stay where they are.