Let Claude make changes

Let Claude add notes, text and tasks for you, and work on your PDFs — in the background, while you carry on.

Turn it on

Choose NotaBene ▸ Settings… and select Claude.
Under Let Claude read your notes, turn on Let Claude make changes.

It stays off until you turn it on. If it is off and Claude tries to change something, nothing changes, and Claude is told where to turn it on.

What Claude can do

Claude adds to your notes, and never takes anything away — it does not delete, move or rewrite what is there. Ask it, for example, Remind me tomorrow at 9 to ask Lenka about the contract, or Add to the Aramark note that we don't want their ordering system.

Make a note, with headings, lists, checklists and callouts.
Add text to a note under a line with today's date — at the end, or at the end of the section under a heading. If the note is open, the text appears in it as you watch, your cursor stays where it was, and Edit ▸ Undo takes it back.
Make a task, with a due date and time that remind you like any other task, a person and a priority — in the note you name, or in the note for new tasks (Settings ▸ Tasks).
Tick a task off, set or clear a note's reminder, and add tags.
Work on a PDF — highlight, comment, turn and reorder pages, fill in a form. See Claude and your PDFs.

Before making a note for something that may already have one — a client, a project — Claude is told to ask you first.

See what Claude did, and take it back

Everything Claude makes gets the tag claude: search for tag:claude to find it all.
Every change shows in Home's Recent as Claude's.
What a note said before Claude added to it stays in its history: Info ▸ History.
A PDF or another file as it was before Claude changed it — in the note or on one of its tasks — is under Info ▸ History ▸ Attachments. Pick it and choose Restore.