Ask Claude about your notes

Ask Claude about what is in NotaBene, in your own words, and it answers from your notes.

Once Claude is connected (Connect Claude), ask it in the Claude app or in Claude Code — for example:

What Claude can read

Your notes — Claude searches them the way the search field does, operators included, and reads a note's text, the names of its attachments, its recordings with their transcripts — so it can summarise a meeting you recorded (see Summarize a recording with Claude) — its tasks, its comments, the notes it links to and the notes that link to it.
Tasks, people and notebooks — your tasks with their due dates, people and tags; the people tasks can be assigned to; your notebooks; and what you did lately, as Home's Recent shows it.
PDFs — the text of a PDF attached to a note or to a task, page by page; a scanned PDF by the text NotaBene recognised in it. And every mark on it: each highlight, underline, strike-out, sticky note and drawing, with the words it covers, its comment and its author. A PDF form's fields and what is filled in.
Pictures — a screenshot, a photo of a whiteboard, a scan: Claude sees the picture itself.
Documents — a Word file, a spreadsheet, a table, an RTF or a text file, as its text.

Claude reads only notebooks you let it see (Connect Claude). Reading changes nothing in NotaBene.