Input: connect cloud notes
Yuque knowledge bases, small notes, Get Notes, images, and attachments enter your local workspace. Sync is not the final goal; durable local knowledge is.
INOUT Cloud notes in. Agent APIs out.
DocStack Input cloud notes. Output APIs for Agents.
DocStack is a local knowledge dock: Input cloud notes from Yuque, Get Notes, and future sources; Output clean local APIs so Agents can search, read, audit, and write without screen scraping.
The product idea
DocStack is not another sync button. It is a local knowledge base between cloud note systems and Agent workflows.
Bring scattered notes home first. Then turn local knowledge into callable capability.
That is the DocStack loop: notes become searchable, auditable, portable, and usable by Agents.Stack: preserve locally
Markdown files, SQLite metadata, sync history, failed records, and reading traces form the stack. It is movable, back-up friendly, and traceable.
Output: expose Agent APIs
A local HTTP API lets Agents query, read, create, update, and audit notes without fragile UI automation.
Core capabilities
The vintage look is only the shell. The real work is input, organization, and output.
Cloud note input
Sync Yuque documents, small notes, images, and attachments locally while preserving hierarchy, status, retry records, and change logs.
Local reading and search
Read Markdown, search full text, jump to documents, inspect sync history, and manage failed items from one desktop workspace.
Agent-ready local API
The local HTTP API runs on port 7577 by default. Agents can read logs by day/week/month, query notes, fetch content, and write local notes.
Screens as workflows
Each screen serves the IN / OUT model: make content enter cleanly, or make it easier for people and Agents to use.
1. Land it locally first
Ideas, project notes, and Agent output become local Markdown before they disappear into chat windows.
2. Make cloud content readable
Synced documents are reorganized with outline, typography, and search. You read articles; the system keeps assets searchable and traceable.
3. Turn sync into a background process
Choose sources, scope, and frequency. Added, modified, failed, and retried items all leave records.
4. Turn notes into actions
Summarize, rewrite, extract, and archive around the current note. Results return to the stack instead of floating away.
5. Give Agents a real interface
Agents query notes, read content, inspect sync logs, and write notes through local APIs. No clicking simulation. No copy-paste tax.