[mden]

Something I plan on making when free time exists - yet another tool for note organization but with features that I find missing from ones I've seen.

Table stakes:

  - Open source
  - Bring your own client (i.e. you can use any editor as long as data is accessible)
  - Core idea: allows for multiple sources of various types (and makes it easy to add new ones) and then it creates a unified and queryable view over them (via a separate client). Some examples:
  -- Keep notes in multiple files and get a single place I can search over them with annotations of where different pieces come from.
  -- Have source code as a source type. Parse comments that follow the right format to allow smart linking to code for references.
  -- Have the output of tools be source types too, e.g. the output of a grep command.

Bonus features:

  -- Some sort of alerts/notification feature that allows for configuration of trigger conditions
  -- Automatically generated graph view of related concepts / tags / whatever 
  -- Support for multi-user editing with some level of permissioning
  -- LSP support
  -- Editing sources from the unified view (whenever that makes sense)