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      <description>Compare against a snapshot: commit first and run git diff --word-diff, or use Claude Code's rewind and Cursor's diff view. What each misses, and Coffee's way.</description>
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      <description>Three ways to do sums in your notes on a Mac: Math Notes in Apple Notes, a notepad calculator like Soulver, or a Markdown editor that answers beside each line.</description>
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      <description>Print to PDF for a quick copy. For a good-looking one, use Pandoc or an editor with templates. What Obsidian, Typora, iA Writer and Coffee each offer.</description>
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      <description>MacDown's last stable release was January 2020 and its last commit April 2021. What that means, the free MacDown 3000 continuation, and how Coffee compares.</description>
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      <description>Commit first, let the tool work on a branch or a copy, narrow what it may touch, and read the changes before you keep them. Where each safeguard stops.</description>
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      <description>Keep the file in Git, commit instruction changes on their own, and check what the tool wrote. Which file loads when, and where Claude's own notes go.</description>
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      <description>Use git restore -p to discard one block, reject that change in the tool's diff view, or undo a single card in Coffee. When a rewind takes too much with it.</description>
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      <description>Add an MCP server to Claude Desktop, Cursor or Claude Code so an AI app can read your notes. The general steps, the free filesystem route, and Coffee's way.</description>
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      <description>Ways to turn Markdown into HTML on a Mac: pandoc for full control, cmark for speed, GitHub's API, editor exports, and what Coffee's HTML export handles.</description>
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      <description>Google Docs downloads Markdown directly. For Word, use pandoc with images extracted, or paste formatted text into an editor. What to check afterwards.</description>
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      <description>Compare the two versions, copy what you need into one file, then bin the other. What Dropbox and iCloud name these files, and how to do it safely on a Mac.</description>
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      <description>Keep a monthly budget as a text note: list costs as Rent: 400, then write Total or Average below. How it works in Coffee, and when a spreadsheet is better.</description>
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