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NoteOperator
Markdown workspace with MCP access
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When Notion is overkill and a plain text file isn't enough. Write Markdown notes, share them with a link, and let AI agents read and edit them via MCP.
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# Q2 product notes
- Launch checklist for the new workspace onboarding flow
- MCP access for Claude Code and other internal agents
- Shared document links for stakeholders
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Split-pane editor with live preview, formatting toolbar, autosave, and PDF export. No clutter, just writing.
Toggle a document public and share the link — no account required for readers. Keep it private and only you can open it.
Create scoped API keys and connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Agents can read, create, and edit your documents directly.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants talk to apps. NoteOperator ships with a fully compatible MCP server — no plugins, no third-party bridges.
Create a scoped key, paste one command, and your AI can browse folders, read documents, draft new notes, and update existing ones — right inside a conversation.
Connect Claude Code
Available MCP tools
Use `resources/read` for chunked document content, `get_document` for metadata, and partial-write tools for large edits.
If Notion feels like too much and a plain text file isn't enough, NoteOperator is the middle ground.
Keep a dev journal, project notes, and documentation in one place. Export any doc as PDF when you need to share it.
Let Claude draft your notes, summarise research, or update your changelog — directly inside your workspace.
Share a public doc link instead of setting up a wiki. Readers don't need an account — just the link.
Focus on writing with a distraction-free editor. Autosave keeps you from losing work. Export to PDF when done.
No. There's a formatting toolbar for bold, headings, lists, and more. Markdown is just the file format — you never have to type a symbol if you don't want to.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants read and write data from apps. Think of it as giving your AI a secure key to your notes — it can read, create, and edit documents on your behalf, inside any conversation.
Any MCP-compatible client: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and custom agents built with the MCP SDK. If it speaks MCP over HTTP, it connects.
Yes, completely free right now with no limits. No credit card, no trial period.
Documents are private by default — only you can see them. You choose which ones to make public. MCP keys are scoped so agents only get the permissions you explicitly grant.
It's deliberately simpler. No databases, kanban boards, or wikis — just documents and folders. The key difference is first-class MCP support: AI agents can read and write your notes directly, not just chat about them.
Nothing to install. NoteOperator runs in the browser. Sign in with Google or GitHub and you're writing in seconds.
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