I kept losing my focus and thoughts every time I handed off to a coding agent. You tell Claude Code to build something. It starts working. You go make coffee. You come back. What was I building again? So I built noter. It's a dashboard that sits alongside your agent. Four panels: Notes, Suggestions, Agent Context, Prompts. You take notes while the agent works, but your notes don't just sit there. They become structured tasks. And for each task, noter generates a copy-ready prompt you can paste straight back into your agent. Think → note it → task it → prompt it → paste it. No context lost between handoffs. Blueprint takes this further: turn loose project ideas into phased, rationale-tagged specs. Each phase produces prompts ready for execution. It runs locally. Your data stays on your machine. Supports OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Factory Droid, and Pi.

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Keep thinking while they code

Keep thinking while they code