Noteshell
I’m building Noteshell. It gives AI agents your context, so they can create the software your work needs and reshape it for whatever comes next.
Tools shouldn’t decide how you think.
Download for MacApple silicon
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It’s in beta. Until it launches, both links take you to the early-access list.
Why I started it
Every mind keeps its own hours. Some of us think in outlines, some in sketches, some in questions asked out loud on a walk. Yet nearly every tool hands you its structure: its folders, its fields, its idea of a note. Then it asks your thinking to fit.
I started Noteshell because that trade is no longer necessary. When AI is native to the studio, the boundary between using a tool and making one dissolves. The shape of your studio becomes something you describe, not something you accept.
What it does
- A note is a file. Plain files, with nothing proprietary underneath.
- A recipe is a sentence. An automation can be one sentence.
- A Build is code you can read. Written by you, or for you.
Writing about it
The small idea of starting NoteshellFrom a note-taking app to agents that work toward your goals
The future I want for Noteshell
What I’m using Noteshell for