Lab Notebook

1. 01Experiments created, duplicated, deleted, searched and filtered by tag
2. 02Experiments grouped into collections
3. 03A markdown body with edit, preview and split views, plus formatting and insert helpers
4. 04Images pasted into an entry, stored outside the body
5. 05Cross-references written as sigils: a construct reference opens that project, a gel reference opens the gel bench
6. 06Jump to the reference under the caret from the keyboard
7. 07Each experiment exported as a portable markdown document

Reference extraction and the notebook model run on the golden-validated `@ports/notebook` engine. Every entry is your own content, and references resolve against the real project list. The panel runs on @ports/notebook.

Everything runs client-side. Files are parsed in the browser and projects are saved on this machine, so an unpublished sequence is never uploaded.

Where are entries stored?

On this machine, with the project. There is no account and no server copy, which is the same rule the rest of the workbench follows.

What does a cross-reference do?

It resolves against the real project list: a construct reference opens that project, and a gel reference opens the gel bench. A reference to something that does not exist is shown as unresolved rather than silently rendered as text.

Can I get my notes out?

Yes. Each experiment exports as a markdown document, readable without this application.