Use the shortest public-facing package when you explain the project.
This page keeps the reusable punchline, the lightweight 10-second demo, the compare card, and the release snippet structure in one place so public explanations stay aligned.
Punchline
Use upstream for the engine. Use this repo for the local control room.
That is the shortest accurate way to explain why Apple Notes Snapshot exists as a wrapper instead of pretending to replace the upstream exporter.
- AI Diagnose: operator next-step explanation layer
- Local Web API: token-gated browser/API lane on this Mac
- MCP Provider: read-only agent-facing substrate
10-second demo
Use the run-flow asset when you want to show the shortest believable path: review the path, trigger the first export, then install the scheduler and verify health.
Compare card
Use the compare card when you need to show where the wrapper adds value without turning the pitch into a long architecture speech.
If the audience is builder-heavy, also link the Local Web API, For Agents, and MCP Provider pages.
Release snippet structure
- Why this matters: who should care and why the release is worth opening now
- What changed for first-time visitors: storefront, quickstart, docs, or support shifts
- Upgrade or migration: what changed operationally and how to roll back
- Known limitations: what is still manual, local-only, or intentionally out of scope
- Links: changelog, docs release page, support, and quickstart
What is already repo-ready
- Short demo:
docs/assets/run-flow.giffor the believable first-successful-run path - Compare card:
docs/assets/upstream-vs-snapshot.pngfor the upstream-vs-wrapper story - Social preview:
docs/assets/social-preview.pngfor cards and link previews - Release history: release page for tagged truth versus current main
- Short copy: 30-second overview for the shortest accurate public framing
Copy-ready snippets
Reuse these when you need truthful public copy without inventing a bigger platform story.
Repository description
Apple Notes backup control room for macOS with AI diagnostics, a calmer recovery path, and optional coding-agent access for Codex and Claude Code-style workflows.
Release or announcement blurb
Apple Notes Snapshot keeps the upstream exporter, then adds scheduling, health checks, AI diagnostics, and read-only builder access so the same backup facts stay visible to humans and coding agents.
Short social teaser
Use upstream for the engine. Use this repo for the control room. Apple Notes Snapshot adds scheduling, health checks, and trustworthy integration access without pretending to be a hosted notes platform.