A vault with a view.
Browse folders, search notes, follow tags, and bring recently edited work back into focus.
THE CYBERCORE KNOWLEDGE WORKSPACE
Your thoughts.
Your projects.
Your command.
Give your Markdown a place to work. A local workspace for notes, project blueprints, and the details that deserve to survive the next terminal session.
LOCAL FIRST / RUST + GIT / OPEN SOURCE
● ● ● cyberdesk / workspace
PREVIEW
VAULT / FIELD NOTES
A little order.
A lot of possibility.
Your next idea is already in good company.
↳ projects / launch-plan.md
PROJECT
↳ notes / late-night-ideas.md
NOTE
↳ systems / runbook.md
REFERENCE
EDITOR / LAUNCH-PLAN.MD
# Next transmission
A small release. A clear direction.
- [x] Write the project brief
- [x] Connect the pieces
- [ ] Ship something useful
{{title}} / {{date}} / {{slug}}
CodeMirror editing · Markdown preview · Git history
BLUEPRINT / NEXT TRANSMISSION
Intent becomes structure.
Capture the contract before the first commit.
PROJECT_SPEC.md
PROJECT INTENT
AGENTS.md
WORKING RULES
Architecture + API contract
DEFINED
Handoff
NEXT STEPS
ILLUSTRATIVE DATA · SELECT A VIEW ABOVE
CYBERCORE / 01
Markdown
Your files, directly
Git-backed
History built in
Rust
One local server
Cybercore
Shared theme system
01 / BUILT WITH INTENT
A place for every
working thought.
Tools earn their place by making the next step easier. Cyberdesk brings your knowledge and project structure into one local workspace.
Write. Preview. Save.
A CodeMirror editor, rendered Markdown, and Git-backed saves keep writing and revision together.
Projects with a blueprint.
Create project templates, define architecture and API contracts, and generate project specifications and agent instructions.
Find the rough edges.
Built-in lint views and a JSON diagnostics endpoint help surface issues in your vault.
Make the surface yours.
Cybercore palettes, local fonts, and a theme picker bring the family’s visual language into your workspace.
Files are the foundation.
Markdown lives on disk. Git records changes. The application serves your workspace without a database.
02 / IN YOUR ELEMENT
Open the vault.
Find your flow.
The filesystem is the model. Git is the history. Cyberdesk is the surface that helps you work with both.
Explore the implementation ↗Start with your own files.
Point CYBERDESK_ROOT at your Markdown vault and run the local Rust server.
Move between ideas and implementation.
Browse notes, edit Markdown, inspect diagnostics, or develop a project blueprint.
Keep the work and its history.
Save changes into your vault with Git history. Optional push is configured separately.
03 / MAKE IT YOURS
Your next session
starts here.
Bring a Rust toolchain, Git, and a Markdown vault. The checkout layout below matches Cyberdesk’s current Cybercore path dependency.
TERMINAL / INSTALL
# Run from a new workspace directory
mkdir -p core framework
git clone https://github.com/cybercoretech/cybercore.git framework/cybercore
git clone https://github.com/cybercoretech/cyberdesk.git core/cyberdesk
cd core/cyberdesk
CYBERDESK_ROOT="$HOME/Vaults/notes" cargo run --release
# Open http://127.0.0.1:8765
ENVIRONMENT / THE ESSENTIALS
CONFIGURATION
CYBERDESK_ROOT="$HOME/Vaults/notes"
CYBERDESK_BIND="127.0.0.1:8765"
CYBERDESK_PUSH=0
Set environment variables when starting the server. The local address defaults to 127.0.0.1:8765.
Is this the running application?
This page is a project site with an illustrative workspace preview. The editor and vault run locally through the Rust application.
Where do my notes live?
In the directory you set with CYBERDESK_ROOT. Its default is ~/Vaults/darknotes. Start with a backed-up or scratch vault when trying the application.
Does saving push to GitHub?
Git pushes are off by default. CYBERDESK_PUSH=1 enables pushing after commits; it requires a configured repository and remote.
PART OF THE CYBERCORE FAMILY