Turn a note into a collection
Open a top-level prompt and choose Add prompt, or paste a structured batch into its collection view. The original note becomes the collection header and child prompts live in the matching subdirectory.
prompts/
├── release-workflow.md
└── release-workflow/
├── inspect-changes.md
├── draft-changelog.md
└── verify-package.mdThe parent body is an index of [[links]] to its children. Each child records the parent title and
its position in frontmatter.
Split a pasted prompt chain
sudonotes recognizes two or more structured sections, including Markdown headings, underlined headings, and short standalone title lines followed by content. Bullets and ordinary prose are not treated as section titles.
- Paste the batch into a collection.
- Review the detected titles, summaries, and tags.
- Rename unclear titles or remove sections that should not become prompts.
- Choose Create prompts only when the preview is correct.
Nothing is split on disk before confirmation. Keep as one note cancels the split. A paste with no useful multi-section structure becomes one child prompt instead.
Use the collection view
The collection page shows every child as a card in order. From the header you can add a prompt or Copy all. The same Add prompt button also appears below the cards, so a long collection does not need scrolling back to the top to grow. A card can be copied directly, double-clicked for inline editing, or dragged by its index badge to reorder prompts directly on the page.
Hovering over any prompt card updates the right Details and Variables panels in real time, letting you inspect and adjust tags, model assignments, and placeholder variables with a comfortable hover grace period.
Press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + F while viewing a collection to search across the prompt cards, highlight matches, and cycle through matching prompts.
While editing a card:
- change its title, body, tags, and target model together;
- press Ctrl/Cmd + Enter to save;
- press Esc to discard the card edit.
Drag children in the sidebar or directly in the card list to persist a new order. From a child editor, press Ctrl/Cmd + Enter to flush the child and return to its collection.
Rename safely
Renaming the parent moves its collection directory and updates the children’s parent reference. Renaming a child updates the link in the parent index and all wiki links pointing to it across your vault automatically. External renames are reconciled when the vault opens, but the safest path is to rename through the app while the collection is visible.