Properties
Use Properties to organize saved items, add shortcuts, show them in widgets, or manage them later.
Use Properties to manage saved items
Properties are the common controls for saved items in cmdOS.
Use them to organize an item, find it later, open it faster, show it in widgets, edit it, or delete it.
Open a saved note, link, todo, text expander, or Chat Agent to use its Properties options.
Search and filter saved items
Use search and filters when you want to find the right saved item quickly.
Type the item name or a word from the item to find it.
Use filters to show only the items you need, like notes with a tag or favorite items.
Select the result to open the saved note, link, todo, text expander, or Chat Agent.
Mark important items as favorites
Favorites keep your most important saved items easy to reach.
Click the favorite option on an item you use often.
Turn it off anytime if the item is no longer important.
Favorite items can appear in favorite lists and the Favorites widget.
Open items faster
Shortcuts help you open saved items without searching for them every time.
Press keys together, like Alt + 1, to open the saved item.
Type a short word, like c notes, to open the saved item from cmdOS search.
You can update a shortcut later, or clear it without deleting the saved item.
Show an item in a widget
Use widgets when you want saved items visible on the Home Screen.
Pick the widget type that matches the item, like Notes, Links, Todo List, Text Expanders, Chat Agents, or Favorites.
Choose one saved item, or show a list using all items, selected items, or tags.
Removing a widget only removes it from the Home Screen. It does not delete the saved item.
Edit or delete a saved item
Use these options when you need to change an item or remove it completely.
Open the item again to change its title, content, tags, favorites, shortcuts, or widget setup.
Delete only when you no longer want to keep the saved item.
Deleting removes the saved item. If you only want it off the Home Screen, remove the widget instead.