[cborenstein]

Wow very interesting! I don't know too much about the legal brief use case but it sounds pretty similar to researching a coding task.

> I imagine pressing 1, 2, 3, etc. to assign it to the corresponding bucket. That's pretty much it. It's a compound command which allows you to do different things with the shortcut. E.g. 1g to go to 1. 1m to move notes to 1. 1q to create a new bucket in 1,

Re: Ability to create new buckets on the fly - We have that! (keyboard shortcut for it)

> Some balancing mechanism for the buckets - a learning algo Don't have that yet but could be pretty interesting.

Key thing is that your notes are reasonably organized without slowing you down.

[leobg]

Excited to try it out. I just signed up.