// Notebook

Notebook — turn ideas into plans, notes, and todos

Capture early thinking, break work into steps, and keep execution aligned — with Plan, Notes, and Todo in one surface, and chat that knows your notes.

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Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block

How it works

Break ideas into clear steps, move faster, and keep execution aligned.

01

Freeform notes

Keep notes beside your plans, searchable, pinnable, and ready to drop into any chat.

Aiola
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Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block

02

Scratchpad on demand

Pop open a floating quick note with ⌘⇧J to capture a thought without ever leaving the page.

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Aiola logo

What should we work on today?

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Friday, 16 October 2026
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Fix auto-PR worktree collision
Error sweep across workspaces
Review onboarding copy
11:20
Upcoming this week

Needs attention

Fix these so Aiola keeps sending complete data to Aiola.

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Track it with todos

A simple checklist that keeps every single step fully accounted for.

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Backlog
1
Todo
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Scheduled
1
In Progress
1
Create PR
1
Complete
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// Features

Shape the work. Break ideas into clear steps, move faster, and keep execution aligned.

Aiola
Monitor
Tools
Recents
Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block
Freeform notes

Keep notes beside your plans, searchable, pinnable, and ready to drop into any chat.

Explore
Aiola
Monitor
Tools
Recents
Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block
Scratchpad on demand

Pop open a floating quick note with ⌘⇧J to capture a thought without ever leaving the page.

Explore
Aiola
Monitor
Tools
Recents
Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block
Track it with todos

A simple checklist that keeps every single step fully accounted for.

Explore
Aiola
Monitor
Tools
Recents
Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block
Break it down

Turn big changes into smaller steps that are easier to review and execute.

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Aiola
Monitor
Tools
Recents
Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block
Put it into action

Move from planning to execution without losing context or momentum.

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Aiola
Monitor
Tools
Recents
Provider auto-detection
This cycle ships automatic provider detection so a new workspace opens ready to run an agent — no picker, no guesswork.
Why this ships now
Setup is the first impression. If a machine already has Codex or Claude Code, Aiola should just use it.
It is built around
Detecting installed AI providers during workspace setup
Auto-selecting a provider when only one is available
A clear fallback when nothing is installed yet
Keeping the choice visible in setup health and Providers
What we ship
Detection
Scan for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode.
Record the result in setup health so it stays visible later.
Re-run detection when the user opens Providers settings.
Treat a missing binary as “not installed”, not as an error.
Workspace defaults
A new workspace opens with a usable provider.
Existing workspaces keep their current selection.
Switching providers stays one click in the composer.
Resume unfinished onboarding if setup was interrupted.
Verification
Cold-start a clean machine and land in a runnable workspace.
Confirm the fallback copy when no provider is found.
Run the desktop release checklist before the announcement.
Add Block
Plan with AI

Use AI to turn early thinking into a sharper plan you can actually act on.

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// Works with

Your agents, one workspace. Use the subscriptions you already have.

Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Grok CLI
OpenCode

Aiola supports five agent CLIs: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok CLI (including grok-4.5), and OpenCode.

// FAQ

Questions, answered. Everything to know about Notebook.

What is the Aiola Notebook?

One surface with three modes: Plan (turn rough ideas into clear steps), Notes (an Apple-Notes-style writing space, searchable and pinnable), and Todo (a per-workspace checklist).

Can chat use my notes?

Yes. #note-mention any note to pull it into a chat turn, and agents can create, append to, and read notes while they work.

Where are notes stored?

Locally, per workspace, under aiola/notes/ — your data stays on your machine.

// Related surfaces

Explore what connects next. Keep the work moving across Aiola.

Download Aiola for MacOSWindows

One desktop app for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok CLI, and OpenCode. Free download, bring your own subscriptions.