Notes and the editor

Notes are where your thinking lives: observations, questions, theses, and post-mortems. They sit in the explorer next to the companies they describe: a note inside is your NVDA record.

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Writing

Notes open as tabs with two modes, toggled at the top:

• Markdown: a code editor with markdown syntax highlighting, line numbers, undo history, and line wrapping.
• Preview: the rendered document. Click anywhere in the preview to jump back into editing.

Each note remembers which mode you left it in. Mentions written in a note render as colored chips in preview, the same as in chat: , .

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Autosave

Notes save automatically about a second and a half after you stop typing; a pulsing “Saving…” dot confirms it. Every save also records a revision, so nothing is ever lost to an edit.

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Version history

The history icon in the note toolbar opens a timeline of every revision, filterable to the last hour or day. From the timeline you can:

• Diff any version against the one before it (“Show changes vs previous version”).
• Restore a version with “Make this version the current note”. Restores are non-destructive: the old version becomes a new revision at the head, so the history itself is never rewritten.

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Analyst proposals

When the analyst proposes an edit to a note, the note shows a review bar with a side-by-side diff and Approve / Decline buttons. The full flow is covered in Approving changes.