Local-first AI notebook
Write in markdown. Search your own notes on this machine. Connect Grok, Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor — they plan in the same files you see in Plume.
Markdown on the left, a live preview on the right. An AI partner that can search everything you’ve gathered — notes, PDFs, Word files — without sending the corpus out.
The agent launches a small local server. It reads and writes project plans even when Plume is closed. Nothing is uploaded. Settings → Agents copies the snippet.
Not a wall of features. Three jobs the notebook is built to do.
Drop markdown, text, PDF, or Word. Keep a piece as a document you edit, or as a Source the assistant can search. Projects group related pages; Ideas holds the scraps.
Chat with the open page. Search your notes on-device. Rewrite a sentence in place. Set Voice & tone once. Turn web search on only when you want it.
Leave it in the notebook, reshape it for another format, or export to Word, HTML, markdown, or a social paste. A coding agent can keep the living plan here while it works in the repo.
Capture, think, keep the plan. The window and the agent share the same files.
Start a page, drop a file, or park a half-formed idea. Projects keep a piece of work together.
Search what you’ve written. Draft in the assistant. Or let a coding agent update the plan over MCP.
The plan lives here. Export to Word or HTML when something has to leave the machine.
Local-first and bring-your-own-key. Notes, sources, the search model, and the plans your agent writes stay on disk. No subscription.