Plug a note as context
Plug-as-Context pins a note as live context for the AI you’re chatting with. While it’s plugged, the AI reads the note’s current contents on every message — so you steer the conversation by editing the note, not by re-pasting.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”- Toggle Plug as Context on a note (the plug icon in the editor).
- Every message you send in the AI Chat now includes that note’s latest text.
- Edit the note to change what the AI knows — no copy-paste, no re-attaching.
- By default it turns off automatically when you switch to a different note, so context never leaks between notes. (Want it to stay on? See Keep it on across notes.)
This is the difference between a one-off paste and a working memory you own: keep your brief, your style guide, or your project state in a note and let every reply build on it.
Let the AI edit the note
Section titled “Let the AI edit the note”While a note is plugged, context flows both ways — the AI can edit the note in place, the way a coding agent edits an open file. Just ask:
“Rewrite this note to be more concise.” “Turn these rough notes into a clean outline.” “Translate this note to Spanish.”
The change lands directly in your editor and saves, and a small “AI edited … Undo” prompt appears — one click restores the previous version.
- The plug toggle is the permission — no extra prompt, no confirmation click for each edit. Turning Plug off revokes it.
- Scoped to the plugged note only. The AI can’t touch any other note or file — just the one you plugged (or, with Keep Plug as Context on, the note you have open).
- Always undoable. Because there’s no per-edit confirmation, every AI edit comes with a single-level Undo.
It works with any AI that can use tools in this chat — a cloud provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, …) or a CLI connector (Claude Code, Codex).
Keep it on across notes
Section titled “Keep it on across notes”Normally the plug switches itself off when you open or close another note. In Settings → Preferences, turn on Keep Plug as Context when switching notes and it stays on — following whichever note you have open — until you switch it off yourself. It’s off by default.
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