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Getting started with Notes

What Gryz Notes are, how they differ from published documents, plan limits, and when to use Notes in the web app or through MCP.

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What are Gryz Notes?

Notes are private Markdown files tied to your Gryz account. They live in My Docs → Notes (/my-docs/notes/) and never get a public URL on their own.

Use Notes when you need:

  • A scratch pad or running log while you work
  • Context your AI assistant can read and update over time
  • A draft you might publish later as a separate document

Notes vs published documents

NotePublished document
VisibilityPrivate to your accountPublic, PIN, or restricted (invite-only)
URLNo share linkgryz.ai/d/...
FormatMarkdown onlyMarkdown, HTML, SVG, JSON, CSV, Mermaid
MCP toolslist_notes, create_note, append_note, update_note, delete_notepublish_document, get_document, etc.
Sync after publishStays independentPublishing from a Note creates a snapshot — edits do not sync

When you are ready to share, use Publish as document on the Note. That creates a new document; the Note stays private. See Manage Notes in My Docs for the full publish flow.

Plan limits

TierNotes
AnonymousNot available
Free (Starter)1 live Note
ProUnlimited
Pro PlusUnlimited

If you are on the free tier and already have one Note, delete it before creating another. Publishing creates a separate document but keeps the source Note, so publishing alone does not free the Note slot. Pro and Pro Plus remove that cap.

Full tier context: Plan Comparison.

Two ways to work with Notes

In the web app

Create, search, edit, export, and delete Notes from My Docs → Notes. You control whether AI assistants can edit each Note with the Let AI assistants edit this note checkbox.

Walkthrough: Manage Notes in My Docs

Through MCP

After you connect Gryz MCP in Cursor, your assistant can list, create, append, update, and delete Notes — subject to each Note’s AI access setting.

Walkthrough: Use Notes with MCP

AI access modes

Every Note has one of two modes:

ModeYou in the web appAI assistant (MCP)
Collaborate (default when enabled)Edit freelyCan append, update, or delete
Read-only for AIEdit freelyCan list and read; mutations fail

Toggle Let AI assistants edit this note in the editor footer. Use read-only when you want the assistant to reference a Note without changing it.

What to do next

  1. Manage Notes in My Docs — create your first Note, search, export, and publish as a document
  2. Use Notes with MCP — example prompts and tool behavior
  3. Notes overview (reference) — concise reference for quotas, deletion, and concurrency
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