Save a note and find it again

What you get: a place your agents and you both look before guessing. Save it once; any agent in your organisation can find it later.

Ask Quox

Just ask, in your own words:

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› What do my notes say about how the cli.quox.ai guides are built?

▤ AOCL │ L1 identity complete · allowed · 0ms

▤ AOCL │ L3 policy gate complete · proceed · 6ms

◐ BRAIN │ search ✔ BRAIN │ search │ ok · 3.5s

◐ BRAIN │ read ✔ BRAIN │ read │ ok · 1.5s

◐ BRAIN │ read ✔ BRAIN │ read │ ok · 2.7s

⛓ AEE │ envelope opened · stream_success

Here's what your notes say:

Every guide has two parallel halves [B1]: the natural language ("ask Quox") path and the explicit command path. Crucially, both halves are generated from real runs, not invented examples.

Real output, names changed [B2]: there's a recorded decision that guides show the true shape of every screen, but with private names swapped out. Invented example output was explicitly rejected as an alternative, because readers should see what the UI actually looks like.

The build pipeline [B3]: the guides plan lives at ~/cli.quox.ai/GUIDES_PLAN.md on the cli.quox.ai main branch, with a 16-phase backlog tracked in QuoxPlan under CLI-QUOXON-GUIDES #523.

That's the full picture your notes hold on this. If you want the deeper detail from the GUIDES_PLAN.md itself or the QuoxPlan stream, I can pull either of those for you.

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A real turn on our own install (quox 0.3.0, 13 Oct 2026), replayed at speed. Names changed. Type the same words into quox.

Quox searched the brain, read the notes it found, and answered with them. Each [B1]-style mark is a note it read: ask it to show one.

Do it yourself

1. Save something

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# a note, with a title and tags$ quox brain add "Web deploys go out on Tuesdays, never Fridays" \    --title "Deploy days" --tag ops --tag release# or clip a page: the server fetches it and saves the text$ quox brain add --url https://example.com/runbook --tag ops

Commands as quox brain add --help documents them at 0.3.0.

2. Find it again

Search is hybrid: it matches meaning as well as words, so “when do we ship” can find “Deploy days”.

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$ quox brain search "approval" --limit 3🌌 QORTEX │ search "approval" │ 3 hits · hybrid · 3000msTitle                          Kind                  Snippet                          ScoreApprovals by phone             note                  Call the owner when an app...    -0.07Release plan (part 9)          transcript_session    Who signs off a release...       -0.06Release plan (part 8)          transcript_session    The second approver rule...      -0.05

From a real run on our own install. Titles and snippets changed; the scores and timing are real.

Results come from everything the brain holds: your notes, saved memories, past sessions and documents. Kind says which.

3. Let it suggest

Not sure what to ask? The brain suggests questions from what it already holds:

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$ quox brain suggest🌌 QORTEX │ suggest │ 8 questionsWhat's still open on the website relaunch?  (QuoxPlan)What do I know about the deploy freeze?  (saved memory)What do my notes say about the Q3 review?  (your notes)What changed in the web repo this week?  (git history)

From a real run on our own install. Topics changed.

What just happened

Your note was saved on your Quox, in your organisation’s brain, not in a local file. Agents search the same brain before they answer, so what you saved now can shape what they say later.

Check it yourself

quox brain status shows how many notes the brain holds and where they came from. quox brain brief shows what is new.

Undo

quox brain delete <noteId> removes a note. The deletion is recorded as a revision, so quox brain history <noteId> and quox brain restore <noteId> <rev> can bring it back.

Next

• Record a decision, with why