A note’s life

From a passing thought to done

One sticky note in Murmur, and everywhere it goes, without leaving the branch it’s about.

Right-click the reply and stick a note beside it.

The model doesn’t see it. It’s yours until you hand it over.

Make it a work item

Pick out the notes that are things to do. They stay where they are, and the start page lists them.

Right-click one and make it a work item.

It doesn’t move. A dashed tick in its header says it’s picked out.

And it’s on the start page, under Think, Do and Draw.

From the start page or ⌘K, a work item opens at its note, with the conversation around it.

Days later, it’s waiting on the start page.

Or ⌘K finds it, by any of its words.

Either way it opens at the note, the branch around it.

With semantic notes on, dropping a note in the message box makes it in progress, and it stays in the box as a reminder.

Drag it into the message box to hand it to the model.

It turns blue, and a half-filled circle says in progress.

Sent, it stays in the box, dashed: a reminder, not sent again.

Done on the start page is done on the map. One meaning of done, wherever you mark it.

The tick turns green, a line draws through it, and the row folds away.

The note stays. Make it a work item again whenever you need to.

Semantic notes are in Settings → Map, boards and notes, off until you turn them on. Read about notes or take the full tour.

Follow every side quest. Murmur works with the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for.

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