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Octonote has a remote MCP server, so chat assistants can read and write your notes, canvases, projects and notebooks directly, with no CLI to install. You sign in with your Octonote account and choose Allow; the assistant then works with the same items you see in the app.
Connector URL

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Connect

  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
  2. Name it Octonote and paste the connector URL above.
  3. Click Connect, sign in to Octonote if asked, and choose Allow.
Turn the connector on in a chat from the tools menu, then ask away.

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What the assistant can do

Notes support the same markdown as everywhere else: math, ```mermaid diagrams, code and tables. See Writing content.

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Try asking

  • “Summarise this thread as a note in my Research notebook.”
  • “Draw our signup flow as a canvas.”
  • “Make a project explaining this repo: a write-up and a class diagram where each class links to its code.”
  • “Publish the launch note and give me the link.”

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Your access, your control

  • The assistant acts as you: it sees only what you can see, and your plan’s limits apply.
  • Access tokens expire after an hour and are renewed automatically. They only work for the MCP server, not the rest of the API.
  • See or disconnect apps any time in Settings → Connected apps; disconnecting ends access at once.
Prefer the terminal? Claude Code and Codex use the CLI instead, which also works offline from your editor.