Notes

Notes are SeaMeet's text surface — a place to capture what you're thinking before, during, and after a recording. Notes can stand alone, but they really shine when they're bound to a recording: the AI synthesis writes directly into the note, you can drag media in from the sidebar, and wikilinks tie ideas across notes together.

What's Covered

• Notes Overview — The notes tree, binding notes to recordings, and the AI synthesis flow
• Note Editor — Wikilinks, Slash Menu, AI Synthesis — Everything inside the editor: wikilinks, the slash menu, find & replace, quick open, drag-drop media embeds, and regenerating AI summaries with the split-button menu

When to Use Notes

• During a meeting — type alongside the live transcript
• After a meeting — review the AI summary the synthesis produced and edit it
• Across meetings — use wikilinks ([[Project Name]]) to connect ideas
• As a knowledge base — your notes tree is yours, and with sync turned on (Part 11), it follows you across devices

A Quick Mental Model

A note is a Markdown-shaped document edited through a rich editor (Tiptap). Each note has:

• A title (rename-able from the tree)
• Optional binding to a recording (the title bar shows a link icon and the AI synthesis runs into this note's body)
• A position in the tree (drag to reorder, or use the slash menu to create children)
• Inline media — drag a recording or screenshot in from the sidebar and it appears as a playable embed
• Wikilinks to other notes — type [[ to autocomplete

Ready to learn the surface? Start with Chapter 16: Notes Overview.