Pinto Notes

Adds markdown to the end of a note, or to the end (or start) of the section under a heading. Good for logs, lists and journals.

Creates a folder; use a path like "Work/Clients" to nest it.

Creates a note from markdown. The first line becomes the title (write it as plain text or '# Title').

Creates a note that lives inside another note: it's linked from the parent (a Title line added at the end, or under a heading) and doesn't show in the main list.

Deletes a folder and its sub-folders. Their notes (and those notes' sub-notes) go to Recently Deleted, and each can be brought back with restore_note within 30 days; the folders themselves are not restored.

Moves a note and its sub-notes to Recently Deleted. This can be undone: restore_note brings it back within 30 days.

Removes the row for a date (trackers) or at a 0-based row index from a table.

Precise edits: each old_text must match the note exactly once (copy it from read_note) and is replaced by new_text. Edits apply in order. Fails without changing anything if one doesn't match.

Fetch an Amber Notes note by id (from search) as its full markdown, with folder, pinned state and last edit time.

A file's details and its contents: text files (CSV, JSON, markdown…) as text, images as an image, PDFs and other files as an attached resource. Files over 8 MB can only be opened in Amber Notes.

An overview of the person's Amber Notes: folders with counts, pinned notes and the most recently edited notes.

Files kept in Amber Notes (PDFs, spreadsheets, images…), newest first, with the notes that embed them.

All folders as paths like "Work/Q4 planning", with how many notes each shows in the app.

List notes, newest first, optionally in one folder. Use for browsing; use search_notes to find something.

Adds a row to a table. In a tracker with a date column it updates that date's row if there is one (the date defaults to today). Values are checked against each column's type: scales must be in range, choices one of the options, Yes/No also takes true/false.

Moves a note to another folder, creating the folder if it doesn't exist. Use a path like "Work/Clients" to nest.

Earlier versions of a note, newest first, with who changed it (app or an AI client).

Pins a note to the top of the list, or unpins it. Pinned state shows as pinned in every note listing.

Returns a note's markdown with its folder, dates, version and outline. For long notes, read a line range; set line_numbers to see where headings are.

Reads a table in a note: its columns (with types and allowed values for trackers) and its rows as objects. Use before logging so you use the right column names and values.

Renames a folder in place. Its notes and sub-folders stay inside it.

Replaces the whole note with new markdown. Use only for full rewrites; prefer edit_note. The person sees the change in Amber Notes with Undo, and the old version stays in history.

Brings a note (and its sub-notes) back from Recently Deleted.

Puts an earlier version (from note_history) back as the note's body. The current body is kept in history too.

Search the person's Amber Notes by words or phrases. Returns note ids and titles; read one with fetch. Locked notes are left out.

Full-text search across titles and bodies. Returns ranked notes with a highlighted snippet («match»). Locked notes are left out.

Checks or unchecks a '- [ ] item' line, matched by its text.