EverClaw

EverClaw

Lite version of evernote, codex, claude, netflix, spotify karaoke, canva, capcut

• Developed by the same creator of n8n Atom 3.0

• Walkthrough video: EverClaw + Antigravity: Manage markdown files in OpenClaw workspace

• Website: www.atom8n.com

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Chat with Codex, Claude

In my case: my Claude hit 5-hour limit, then I switch to use Codex. There is also usage line to let us know if we nearly hit limit

Image editor inside md file with Canva UX

This is simple edit, but in the past I often to pay Canva to do this, now do it free:

Video editor with Capcut UX

OpenClaw

Spotify karaoke:

Use your mobile phone to scan QR and start singing with it

To install the extension:

1. Open VS Code / Cursor / Antigravity
2. Open the Extensions tab (Ctrl + Shift + X)
3. Search for “EverClaw”
4. Click Install 🚀
   

Story behind

I primarily use Evernote to manage my notes, after having tried several other tools such as Obsidian, Joplin, Microsoft OneNote, Notion, and UpNote.

However, when coding in Antigravity, there are times when I need to quickly capture notes. In those cases, I usually create Markdown files directly inside the project. This also allows me to take advantage of Antigravity’s AI capabilities—for example, I can drag and drop a Markdown file into the Antigravity chat to ask questions about it or request the AI to rewrite the entire file to better match my intent.

The challenge arises when the number of Markdown files grows over time. At that point, I need a tool that can manage Markdown files more effectively while still operating within Antigravity so I can continue leveraging its AI features. At the same time, the tool should maintain a simple and convenient user experience similar to Evernote.

For that reason, I decided to “vibe code” a small VS Code extension called EverClaw. My hope is that this extension will be useful for others who want to improve how they work with Markdown files in a workflow similar to mine.

By default, the EverClaw workspace is located within OpenClaw. This also allows me to interact directly with OpenClaw about the notes I have created, which is quite convenient when I need to retrieve information or summarize knowledge from my notes.

To synchronize notes between my Windows machine and my MacBook, I use Syncthing. Since everything is simply stored as folders and files, EverClaw also supports Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, GitHub and direct Tailscale sync from the sync dashboard.