Editor
Write from context.
Use the OCNO editor to draft, rewrite, expand, and sharpen work while your sources and page context stay attached.
- Develop the draft
- Find and apply context
- Analyze and export
Why it matters
Keep evidence attached to the draft.
Most AI editors begin with whatever you paste into them. The OCNO editor can work beside your browser history, Vault sources, related drafts, and paragraph-level ideas, so research remains available while the argument develops.
What you get
Move from research to stronger output.
Spend less time switching
Keep sources, ideas, comments, and the draft in one workspace.
Turn rough ideas into prose
Develop paragraph-level ideas without starting every section from scratch.
Publish with confidence
Check sources, logic, and readability before exporting the finished article.
Workflow
How it works in practice
- Develop the structureDraft with rich-text blocks and keep paragraph-level ideas or editorial comments beside the prose.
- Bring in the evidenceFind sources for a selected passage and inspect related history, Vault files, or previous editor documents.
- Interrogate and publishAsk the article, implement comments, rewrite sections, test logic and readability, then export the finished work.
Built for real work
Where this becomes useful
Researcher
Synthesize sources without losing provenance
Find evidence for selected passages and keep related browser history and Vault documents within reach.Second-brain builder
Turn connected knowledge into output
Move ideas out of the graph and memory layer into a document where they can become a coherent argument.Writer
Develop, challenge, and publish the draft
Use comments, article rewrites, fallacy checks, Hemingway analysis, and flexible exports in one workspace.Before you install
Questions about this workflow
Is this only for rewriting?
No. It supports rich-text drafting, paragraph-level ideas, source discovery, related-document retrieval, AI analysis, topic graphs, and publishing exports.
Why is context important for writing?
Good research writing depends on evidence and continuity. OCNO keeps browser memory, Vault files, related documents, and the current argument together while you create.
How can I export the finished article?
Copy a clean article into Substack or Medium, download HTML, or print and save a plain or enhanced PDF with editorial ideas included.
Start with this workflow
Keep the evidence attached to the writing.
Install OCNO and turn connected research into sourced, analyzed, publishable work.