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+MIT License
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+Copyright (c) 2026 grub-basket
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+# Stashpad
+
+A chat-style, nested-notes workspace for [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md). Type at
+the bottom, your notes stack and nest, and you drill in and out of the tree, with
+optional **Open Knowledge Format (OKF)** export so your notes can be shared with
+LLMs and agents.
+
+> ⚠️ **Alpha software.** Stashpad does a lot and is usable daily, but it's young.
+> Keep backups of anything important.
+
+> **On how this was made:** the project was designed and directed by its maintainer,
+> but the code was written by an AI assistant. That's stated plainly here so no one
+> assumes hand-authored, human-reviewed code.
+
+## A tribute
+
+Stashpad is a homage to **Stashpad Notes**, a lovely app discontinued in 2024. This
+plugin exists to bring its chat-style, jot-it-down feeling into Obsidian. Sincere
+thanks to its founders, **Cara and Theo**, for the original that inspired it.
+
+## Install (via BRAT)
+
+1. Install the **BRAT** community plugin in Obsidian.
+2. In BRAT, "Add beta plugin" with this repository: `https://github.com/grub-basket/SP`
+3. Enable **Stashpad** in Community Plugins.
+
+## What it does
+
+- **Chat-style capture** — type at the bottom, hit Enter; Shift+Enter for newlines,
+  with an optional split-on-newlines mode.
+- **Outliner** — notes nest under notes, arbitrarily deep; drill in/out, focus any
+  note as a temporary root.
+- **Search** — fast all-tokens/any-order "Sift" search across one folder or every
+  Stashpad in the vault.
+- **Organize** — move/merge/clone/outdent, drag-and-drop re-parenting, manual order,
+  per-note colors with friendly aliases, pinning, and cross-folder cut/copy/paste of
+  whole subtrees (attachments included, fully undoable).
+- **Tasks** — turn a note into a to-do, set due dates, get reminders.
+- **Tiny mode** — pop Stashpad into a small, pinnable, opacity-adjustable window for
+  quick capture while you work elsewhere.
+- **Folder panel** — sidebar of your Stashpad folders and pinned notes/folders.
+- **Import / export** — `.stash` bundles (optionally encrypted) round-trip notes +
+  attachments; dropped files auto-import.
+- **Authorship / multiplayer** — stamp notes with your name; shared vaults track
+  contributors, with a vault-wide author registry.
+- **Johnny.Decimal index** — build a JD-style hierarchy from dotted-prefix titles.
+
+## Open Knowledge Format (OKF)
+
+[OKF](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/knowledge-catalog/tree/main/okf) is
+Google's open, vendor-neutral spec for packaging curated knowledge as Markdown that
+LLMs and agents can read. Stashpad already stores notes as Markdown with frontmatter
+and a real hierarchy, so it can produce OKF bundles for you:
+
+- Turn OKF on, then opt **per folder** by assigning the auto-created template.
+- Each OKF folder gets complementary `okf*` frontmatter and a generated `index.md`;
+  your own fields and links are never renamed or removed.
+- **Export as OKF** to `.zip` / `.tar.gz` (portable bundles) or `.stash`. On export,
+  the `okf*` fields are mapped to OKF's standard keys (`type` / `title` / etc.) and
+  the hierarchy becomes relative-Markdown links, so the bundle is spec-compliant while
+  the originals are kept for lossless re-import.
+
+See [`docs/okf-guide.md`](docs/okf-guide.md) for a from-scratch walkthrough.
+
+## Encryption (optional, beta)
+
+Stashpad can lock notes/folders into encrypted `.stashenc` files, with archive folders,
+encrypted trash, and shared-key collaboration.
+
+> 🔒 **Please read:** the encryption was written by an AI assistant and has **not**
+> been human-audited or security-tested. Treat it as a best-effort way to deter a
+> casual snoop, **not** a guarantee. Don't rely on it for anything sensitive, and keep
+> unencrypted backups. It's optional and off by default.
+
+## Feedback
+
+Bug reports and "this felt weird" notes are very welcome via the repo's Issues.
+
+## License
+
+See [`LICENSE`](LICENSE).
+</content>