Link autocomplete
To link one note to another, type [[ and a suggestion list appears. Keep typing to narrow it down, then pick the note you want. You never have to remember a note's exact name, and you won't accidentally create a link that points nowhere.
How it works
Type [[ anywhere in a note and the suggestion list opens. As you keep typing, it filters live to the notes that match. Choose one and Minerva drops its name into your link.
[[ to open the list. It stays open and keeps filtering as you type, and closes when you finish the link with ]] or move away.[[ narrows the list. Matching is forgiving — the letters just have to appear in order, so mtg still finds Meeting Notes.The list includes every note by name, plus any alternate names you've given a note in its properties — so a nickname is just as easy to link to as the real title. You can also link by relationship: start with a relationship word (for example supports::) to choose one of the built-in link types, or begin with cite:: to point the list at your sources instead of your notes.
