How this works

A place to keep a small number of written notes — reference material, not a chat.
Send me the raw material in Claude Code and I write the note; it appears here at a
permanent URL.

The two kinds of link

This is the important distinction, and it is easy to mix up:

The note itself is permanent. When you hand a link to someone outside, you give them a
share link instead — same content, but access stops after its window. The note stays
exactly where it is.

Expiring the link is not the same as deleting the note. Nothing you put here is ever
removed on a timer.

Getting a share link

Ask me, or run it yourself on the box:

ssh arcadia2 'cd /opt/kenta-notes && node server.js share how-this-works 168 "Viber group"'

That prints a token. The shareable URL is https://<host>/s/<token>. The 168 is
hours — one week. Use 0 for a link that never expires.

To see what is outstanding, or to kill a link early:

ssh arcadia2 'cd /opt/kenta-notes && node server.js shares'

What the notes can contain

Ordinary formatting, all of which renders:

• Bold, italic, strikethrough, and inline code
• Lists, nested one level deep
• like this
• Tables that scroll sideways on a phone
• Quotes, code blocks, images, and links
• Burmese text — မင်္ဂလာပါ — renders correctly

Task lists work too:

• ☑ Notes are permanent
• ☑ Share links expire
• ☑ Add the second note

Notes on privacy

Pages are noindex,nofollow, so they will not turn up in search. But an unguessable
URL is obscurity, not authentication — anyone holding the link can read the page.
For genuinely confidential material, use Teams instead.