Diagrams
Mimir draws Mermaid diagrams from a bullet, Enter writes new lines inside code and diagrams, and scripts and AI agents can work with your notes on a Mac.
Inside a code block, Enter now starts a new line instead of a new bullet. Press Enter on an empty last line to leave the code block.
Mimir draws diagrams. Write Mermaid text in a bullet, and the drawing appears when you leave it. Click the drawing to edit the text again. Enter works the same inside a diagram, and on iPhone and iPad, Mimir offers New line for the diagram? after you type its first line. See Drawing diagrams.
- On a Mac, scripts and AI agents can read and add to your notes through
the
mimircommand, once you choose Allow Automation in the new Automation menu. See Automating with the mimir command. - On a Mac, Focus keeps the line you’re typing on in the middle of the window.
- Tab inside a code block indents the code, not the bullet.
- Dragging a bullet shows how many bullets move along with it, such as +3.
- Typing
*or~at the end of**bold**or~masked~text steps over the closing marker instead of adding another. - The embed icon grows with your text size.
- Mimir opens sooner.
Fixed
- Undo no longer scrolls the page when the change is already on screen.
- A deleted bullet you brought back with undo stays back after you quit Mimir, and on your other devices.
- Clearing a split between two devices keeps the version you chose.
- A journal day no longer shows twice after two sets of notes merge.
- Typing your eight words into the license form to join Cloud Sync no longer crashes Mimir.