Love the app — the infinite canvas model is genuinely great for agentic workflows.
Feature request
A toggle on note tiles to switch between:
- Rendered — current BlockNote rich-text view
- Raw — plain markdown source (Monaco or a simple
<pre>)
VS Code has this as the split-editor / preview toggle. Right now the only way to see raw markdown in a canvas tile is to drag the file as a code tile, which loses rendering entirely.
Use case
When an agent writes structured markdown (tables, frontmatter, JSONL), I want to verify the raw source without leaving the canvas or hunting for the file in the navigator.
A simple toggle button in the tile title bar would be enough.
Side note
Wondering if using a non-.md extension (e.g. .txt) could trick the tile into raw mode as a workaround — but a proper toggle is the right solution.
Genuinely — this is the tool I've been dreaming about since 2020. Terminals, files, and agents all on an infinite canvas where you can spatially arrange your thinking? Nobody had built it right until now. The fact that it exists and works this well already in alpha is wild.
Thank you for building it. Keep going. 🤝
Love the app — the infinite canvas model is genuinely great for agentic workflows.
Feature request
A toggle on note tiles to switch between:
<pre>)VS Code has this as the split-editor / preview toggle. Right now the only way to see raw markdown in a canvas tile is to drag the file as a code tile, which loses rendering entirely.
Use case
When an agent writes structured markdown (tables, frontmatter, JSONL), I want to verify the raw source without leaving the canvas or hunting for the file in the navigator.
A simple toggle button in the tile title bar would be enough.
Side note
Wondering if using a non-
.mdextension (e.g..txt) could trick the tile into raw mode as a workaround — but a proper toggle is the right solution.Genuinely — this is the tool I've been dreaming about since 2020. Terminals, files, and agents all on an infinite canvas where you can spatially arrange your thinking? Nobody had built it right until now. The fact that it exists and works this well already in alpha is wild.
Thank you for building it. Keep going. 🤝