One capture layer for humans and agents.
Notes turns scattered scraps, chat leftovers, and operator memory into a shared surface that both people and agents can use directly.
Operational memory dies when it stays trapped in chat and personal notes.
Teams keep important context in private docs, messages, screenshots, and half-remembered threads.
Agents create useful outputs but often have nowhere durable and searchable to store them.
Knowledge capture tools are usually built for people only or automation only, not both.
Without a shared capture surface, teams repeat decisions and lose discoveries between sessions.
A notes product with a human UI and an agent API.
Notes is intentionally dual-surface: good enough for human capture, but also clean enough for agent note creation and retrieval.
Human-first UI
Fast capture, labels, archive, trash, pinning, and familiar keep-style workflows.
Agent-ready API
REST endpoints and direct tool surfaces let agents create and search notes without UI hacks.
Shared operational memory
The same system can hold working notes, memory captures, and artifacts from automated flows.
How it gets used
Capture from both sides
Humans add context manually while agents write structured note outputs from their own workflows.
Search and retrieve
Use one retrieval surface instead of hunting through chat logs and disconnected docs.
Build memory habits
Use Notes as the practical capture layer underneath broader memory and decision systems.
Use Notes in your stack
Pilot the product
We can roll Notes into a partner stack where humans and agents both need durable capture.
Talk about a Notes pilotUse it with AgentJack
Notes works especially well when the agent runtime can write to the same capture layer.
Discuss integrationTrain the team
Verduona can train operators on what belongs in Notes versus chat, docs, and memory stores.
Add training