Note card

A note card holds text in Markdown: headings, lists, tables, code. An empty note opens for editing; a filled one shows the formatted text — click to edit, Esc to finish.

1/3A note card holds Markdown. Connect an agent with an arrow.

Connect an agent with an arrow and it can read and write the note too. The card shows who wrote the latest version.

Good for: a findings log the agent keeps as it works, instructions you want several agents to share, a scratchpad for the task at hand.

Send the note to your agents

Write a task once and start it on several agents together. Draw arrows between the note and the AI agents, then press the paper-plane button in the note’s header — Send to connected agents. The dialog lists the connected agents; confirm and the note’s whole text goes to each of them as one prompt, all at the same moment, and is sent straight away.

Agents that are not running are listed as skipped, and so is an agent whose workspace is over its budget.
Terminals and other cards at the end of the note’s arrows are not prompted — only AI agents.
An empty note can’t be sent.

Handy for comparing agents: put the task in a note, connect Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, and they all start on exactly the same prompt at exactly the same time.