complex-document-template
Complex document title
- Type:
- knowledge page
- Status:
- draft
- Tags:
- #knowledge-base #longform
Notes, Tables & AI
all on your machine.
Notion-style tables and Markdown notes, both driven by one AI agent that actually ships work — all on disk.
Free · available on macOS, Windows & Linux
Write
A Markdown editor that feels like flow.
Live preview with Obsidian-style decorations. Wikilinks, callouts, math, mermaid. Command palette for everything. Every keystroke is a plain .md file on your disk.
- Wikilinks
[[note]]connect everything — typeahead, backlinks, graph view - Callouts, embeds, math, diagrams, code blocks — all native
- Command palette (⌘K) reaches every action — never hunt menus
- Same vault opens in Obsidian, VS Code, or any text editor
‹›complex-document-template.md
···
Ln 24, Col 4861 words 418 chars 24 lines ~1 min read
Organize
Tables, next to your prose.
Notion-style databases inside the same vault. Track tasks, plan content, run a CRM — and let the agent fill the cells while you sleep.
- Text, number, date, select, multi-select, URL, file, formula — all field types
- Table, kanban, gallery, calendar — every view, instant switch
- AI fields auto-fill per row: summaries, classifications, draft replies
- Query a table inline from any document with one shortcut
‹›content-pipeline.kitable
···
Content pipeline/Grid view5 records
＋ Add recordCustomize fieldsFilterSortGroup by⌕ Search records
○Title
○Status
○Channel
○Words
○AI summary
Agent workflow launch guide
Published
Newsletter
1,180
Shows an end-to-end workflow
Why your notes live in your vault
In review
Blog
1,640
Argues for owning your files
Agent demo: drive a real browser
In review
Video
320
Thread showing the workflow
Markdown editor deep dive
Draft
Blog
2,100
Wikilinks, callouts, live preview
Tables that fill themselves
Draft
Newsletter
940
AI fields resolve row by row
＋
5 recordsWords: sum 6,180 · avg 1,236
Automate
An AI agent that actually ships work.
Not a chat box. A real autonomous worker that reads your files, edits documents, runs shell commands, browses the web, and updates tables — while you go do something else.
- Full vault tooling: read, write, search, refactor across hundreds of notes
- Shell + a real Chromium browser — not screenshots, the real thing
- Plan mode shows every step before it runs; Goal mode for long horizons
- Hooks, MCP, subagents — extend it as far as you want
⌘ Planlaunch-plan.md Working
Launch plan
Ship the announcement, update the brief, and hand off the campaign table to the team.
Release checklist
- Confirm the final launch date
- Link the [[release-notes]] document
- Publish the customer update
Agent is preparing an update to this document.
AgentGoal mode
Plan0 / 5
Read the launch plan
○Check linked documents
○Draft release notes
○Sync content pipeline
○Publish customer update
Tell the agent what to do next…
Browse
A real browser, in the agent's hands.
Not a flaky scraper. A real Chromium instance the agent drives — navigates, clicks, fills forms, extracts text and tables. Logs in to dashboards. Pulls live data into your vault.
- Real Chromium — handles JS-heavy pages, logins, captchas you solve once
- Extract structured data into a table with
browser_extract - Multi-tab planning — agent opens tabs in parallel, then merges results
- Headless or visible window — watch the agent work or let it run
←→↻●CHROMIUM · LIVE
Top customers
Live revenue from the admin dashboard
AccountMRRPlan
Extend
MCP, Hooks, subagents — it bends to your stack.
Plug in any Model Context Protocol server. Intercept every tool call with Hooks. Spawn subagents for parallel work. Kition adapts to your stack instead of forcing you onto theirs.
- MCP servers: GitHub, Linear, Postgres, Slack, your internal APIs — drop-in
- Hooks: pre/post-tool middleware for audit logs, gates, custom tools
- Subagents: spawn specialized workers (researcher, fixer, reviewer) in parallel
- Custom tools: write a TS file in
.kition/tools/, agent calls it like a native one
.kition/config4 servers · 2 hooks
MCP servers
Hooks
Subagents · parallel
Stay yours
No cloud lock-in. Ever.
Every keystroke is a plain .md file on your disk. Each table is a `.kitable` file. Your AI key lives in the OS keychain. Cancel any time, open the folder, walk away with everything intact.
- Markdown on disk — open the vault in Obsidian, VS Code, or
cat - Tables are portable
.kitablefiles — one file per table, export to CSV / JSON anytime - API keys in OS keychain — never written to disk in plaintext
- No telemetry, no account, no "sync" daemon you didn't ask for
~/Documents/my-vaultOn disk · yours
Your folder
Keychain
API keys · never on disk
Cloud syncOFF
TelemetryOFF
Account requiredNO
$ cd ~/my-vault && ls
— it just works.
Who uses it
Built for real knowledge work.
Writers, researchers, developers, agencies — Kition slots into the way you already work.
Questions
Is Kition free?+
Yes — free for personal use on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Where is my data stored?+
Every note is a plain .md file and every table a .kitable file on your own disk. Nothing is forced to the cloud.
Does the AI need the cloud?+
You bring your own API key, stored in the OS keychain. No telemetry, no account required.
Can I open my notes in other apps?+
Yes. Your vault is plain Markdown — open it in Obsidian, VS Code, or any editor at any time.
Which platforms are supported?+
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows, and Linux.
Ready when you are.
Free for personal use. macOS, Windows & Linux. Your data stays on your machine.