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Notes & Markdown

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The markdown note editor with syntax highlighting

CutReady includes a Markdown Notes feature for keeping free-form project documentation alongside your sketches and storyboards.

Notes use a CodeMirror-based editor with:

  • Full markdown syntax highlighting
  • Inline code and code block support
  • Heading, list, and emphasis formatting
  • Auto-save — changes are saved automatically as you type
  • Live preview — renders markdown with proper formatting and local images
  • AI cleanup — one-click ✨ button to clean up and improve note content

When pasting content from Word, web pages, or other rich text sources, CutReady intelligently converts it to clean markdown:

  • Simple content — converted via Turndown with optional AI refinement
  • Complex content (tables, nested formatting, images) — uses AI-first conversion for better results
  • Falls back gracefully if AI is unavailable
  • Demo scripts — Full narrative text before breaking it into table rows
  • Setup notes — Document environment prerequisites for your demo
  • Meeting notes — Capture feedback from demo reviews
  • Research — Links, API docs, and reference material
  • AI context — Notes are automatically available to the AI assistant when you’re editing them (the chat suggests “Improve this note”)
  1. Click the + button in the storyboard list
  2. Select Note
  3. Start typing in the markdown editor

Notes appear alongside sketches and storyboards in the sidebar and can be reordered with drag-and-drop.

CutReady can import external documents and convert them to markdown notes:

  • Supported formats: .docx, .doc, .pdf, .pptx
  • Click the import button in the sidebar storyboard list panel
  • Select a file — CutReady extracts the text content and creates a new note

Imported documents become fully editable markdown notes that you can restructure, annotate, and use as reference material for your sketches.

Notes are stored as .md files in the project’s notes/ directory and are included in the project’s version history.