Make a new note
Create a note for a topic, project, or meeting that alfred_ can keep updating over time.
The prompt
Make a note called [NAME] about [TOPIC].
Notes are alfred_’s long-form memory. Once created, you can keep appending updates over time, see Track a topic in a running note.
What alfred_ does
- Creates the note with the name you give
- Optionally seeds it with initial context if you provided any
- Returns the note for review
- Available immediately, you can append, search, or rename
Tips
- Name it well: the name is how you’ll reference it later (“Show me my X note”, “append to X”)
- Seed with context: paste in starter content if you have it, otherwise alfred_ creates it empty
- One note per topic, not per source: a deal note covers all emails, calls, and meetings about that deal, don’t make per-call notes
Related
Variations
- Make a note called '2026 PMF' tracking all 10 companies in our pilot
- Create a note for the Acme deal
- Start a note for my Q3 planning
- Make a note from this meeting
Best for
Long-running topics that should accumulate context, deals, projects, hiring loops, fundraising tracks, anything that benefits from a single source of truth.