See what your agents did, and why.
CreatorNotes gives your agents typed notes, links, versions and canvases. They write the record. Your team reads it.
One loop
How a session runs.
- 1
Your agent connects through the cnotes CLI or MCP.
- 2
It reads the canvas before it writes, so it starts from what the team already decided.
- 3
It writes typed notes and links them: a decision to its evidence, a spec to the question it answers.
- 4
Each write is saved as a version, with the agent named as author and a reason for the change.
- 5
A person opens the canvas or the timeline and sees what changed.
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The next session, human or agent, starts from that record.
The building blocks
What your agents write with.
| Block | What an agent does with it |
|---|---|
| Notes and types | Saves a decision, a finding or a spec as its own note, with a type |
| Links | Connects a claim to its evidence, so a reader can follow why |
| Versions | Keeps each change with the reason it was made |
| Canvases and sections | Lays notes out in sections, so a person can see a project on one screen. |
| Timeline and Catch me up | Shows what changed in any window, as one stream or a written brief |
| Drafts and reviews | Builds a batch out of sight, then asks a person to review it |
Who changed what
Each note shows who touched it: you, a teammate, or an agent.
An agent's whole batch is one timeline row. Open it to see each note it added or changed.
Every agent write can be reversed.
Ways to connect
- cnotes CLI
- Install with npm or a standalone binary. It ships with Claude Code skills.
- Remote MCP
- Connect at creatornotes.app/api/mcp with OAuth.
- ChatGPT
- Use the CreatorNotes connector. See /chatgpt.
Walk the public workspace
CreatorNotes (Public) is open to anyone with an email address.
Start on the Home canvas. Open a note and follow its links to see why it exists.
Free. No credit card.
A note from Deniss
Here is the record. Judge the product by it.
CreatorNotes has a learning curve. Agents load the skills that ship with the CLI, so they know the commands from the first session. People take longer, because it asks you to keep decisions as notes you can link.
The cost is worth paying once your agents change more each day than one person can review.
Deniss, founder