Cards
A Card is one note, image, PDF, web link or YouTube video — a single autosaving document. Drop a file anywhere in your library and it becomes a Card beside your notes. Full-text search finds it by title or body; nothing is buried in folders.
寄木 (yosegi) is Japanese wood marquetry — many small, precisely cut pieces joined into one pattern. The product does the same with your cards, boards, tags and journal entries, for you and the AI agents working beside you.
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Seven pieces, cut from different grain, meeting edge to edge at one centre — that's the whole idea, scaled up to everything you build here.
A Card is one note, image, PDF, web link or YouTube video — a single autosaving document. Drop a file anywhere in your library and it becomes a Card beside your notes. Full-text search finds it by title or body; nothing is buried in folders.
Pin Cards to a Whiteboard, draw lines between the ones that belong together, and nest boards inside boards — a small motif set inside the larger pattern, the way a real yosegi panel works. Pan and zoom; the canvas remembers exactly where you left it.
Tags turn any set of Cards into a typed table: text, number, date or single-select columns, sorted and filtered like a spreadsheet. Every row is still the real Card underneath — open one and you're back in the document.
The Journal is an ordinary Card with today's date already on it. Step back through the week or a whole month from the strip at the top; it's the same editor, the same search, the same Cards as everywhere else.
Publish a Card, a Whiteboard or a Tag’s table to one public, read-only link. Visitors see the finished pattern — never your other Cards, your account, or an edit button. Unpublish and the link stops working immediately.
Yosegi runs a standard MCP server. An AI agent signs in with OAuth and reads or writes Cards exactly the way you do, scoped to modu:read or modu:write and checked against real repository membership on every call.