Recipes for Znote
👋 We share all our recipes to save your time connecting libraries or APIs. Find a recipe and clone or copy it into Znote.
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✨ Welcome to Znote
Getting started: How to start with Znote⚡ Run code and AI
Getting started: How to start with Code and AI🧪 API Playground
Quickly test API requests, explore responses, and experiment with data🏠 Query a Local DB
How to make SQL query on a local MySQL🔗 Query a Remote DB
How to make SQL query on a remote MySQL📊 Chart Any JSON
How to use embedded charts and manipulate JSON data📂 SQL Your CSV
How to make SQL query on CSV/JSON file🎯 Regex Playground
Test, debug, and understand regular expressions🎫 Spin Up Jira Stories
Automate creation of Jira User Stories from your files🤖 Call an LLM
How to call a local or remote LLM using code🧾 Commits to Changelog
Turn raw git commits or task lists into a clean, publishable changelog in seconds.📈 Chart a CSV
How to create a chart from a CSV or JSON file🎨 SVG Logo Studio
Design and tweak SVG logos directly with live preview and editable code.💸 Track Your Spending
Import a CSV file to analyze, visualize, and track your personal expensesFilesystem — AI over your local files
Let the AI list, read and search files outside your vault: logs, exports, whole repos. No token, no account.Postgres — ask your database anything
Query your database in plain English. The AI sees the real schema, writes the SQL and answers with tables.SQLite — explore any .db file
Point the AI at a local SQLite file and ask questions: tables, columns, trends, duplicates. No GUI tool needed.Fetch — turn any URL into context
Pull a web page as clean markdown into your note: summarize articles, compare pricing pages, track changelogs.GitHub — issues and PRs from a note
Standup briefs, issue triage, meeting notes turned into GitHub issues — versioned in your vault.Playwright — a browser the AI drives
Scrape dynamic pages, verify sign-in flows, audit a landing page — the AI pilots a real Chrome.Linear — specs to issues in one run
Break specs into Linear user stories, summarize the current cycle, list your day's priorities.Jira and Confluence — the official way
Specs to Jira tickets, sprint briefs, meeting notes published as Confluence pages — via Atlassian's official serverNotion — read, write and migrate
Search your Notion workspace, publish recaps — or migrate pages into markdown notes you own.Slack — the standup digest
Summarize channels after a vacation, build the Monday digest, post meeting recaps — no glue code.Google Workspace — Gmail, Calendar and Sheets
Morning brief from your inbox and calendar, guided reply drafts, Sheets queried from a note.Stripe — your MRR report in a note
Monthly sales, cancelled subscriptions, unpaid invoices — a revenue report you re-run each month.Sentry — post-mortems with real data
New errors since the deploy, issue deep-dives, code-to-error links — inside the post-mortem note.PostHog — product analytics in plain words
Funnels, feature launches, flag cleanup: ask product questions, keep the numbers in your sprint notes.Brave Search — agentic web research
Give the model control of the search: successive queries, sourced comparisons, dated news digests.GitLab — for enterprise teams
Pending MR reviews, pipeline health, retro actions turned into issues — works self-hosted, read-only mode included.Figma — design context in your specs
Reference real mockups from specs: exact copy, design tokens, implementation drift checks.Grafana — metrics in the incident note
Firing alerts, Prometheus queries, Loki logs — the incident timeline writes itself while you investigate.Docker and Kubernetes — living runbooks
Container status, pod diagnosis, deployment drift — ops notes that check the real infrastructure state.Supabase, Neon, Vercel and Cloudflare
The indie stack in one note: database health, deployments, traffic and errors — read-only by default.Zapier — 7,000 apps behind one server
Trello, HubSpot, Calendly and thousands more through one MCP server — you pick the exposed actions.