Tabs can now be dragged to reorder within a group and to move between
sections in one gesture: dropping on a tab's left/right half inserts
before/after it and adopts that tab's section, while a dedicated zone
past the last group ungroups and appends at the end. A blue indicator
line shows the drop position while dragging.
core/notes.reorder() takes the full new page-id order computed
client-side (NotePanel.vue has the reactive list already) rather than
recomputing positions server-side, validates it against the current
page-id set, sets the moved page's section, then renumbers position.
POST /api/notes/reorder exposes it.
Also adds docs/notes-guide.md, an end-user walkthrough of the shared
notes panel (pages, sections, drag-and-drop, AI interaction) — the
existing docs were all developer-facing specs with no operating
instructions for the feature itself.
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Notes can now be clustered into named sections in the tab bar: each tab
gets a 🏷 button to assign it to a section, and clicking a section's
label renames (or, given an empty name, ungroups) every page in it.
note_pages gains a `section` column. Since the app has no migration
framework, database.py adds the column to existing SQLite files at
startup via PRAGMA table_info + ALTER TABLE. core/notes.set_section()
keeps same-section pages contiguous by renumbering position whenever a
page's section changes, so the tab bar and the AI-facing title list
(now grouped under "## section" headings) can both treat "adjacent" as
"same group" without a separate ordering field.
Also fixes a bug in the tab rename input: ref="renameInput" sits inside
a nested v-for, which Vue 3 binds as an array rather than a single
element, so renameInput.value?.select() was throwing on every rename.
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Adds a note_pages table backing a tabbed notes panel where the user and
the model can both read and write. Only page titles (plus a short
preview) are injected into the system prompt on every turn; full page
content is kept out of context and fetched on demand via a read_note
tool, with write_note letting the model append to, replace, or create a
page.
Generalizes llm.resolve_web_search into resolve_tool_calls so the
tool-calling loop handles web_search and the new note tools through one
path. The chat stream emits a notes_updated SSE event when the model
edits a note so the frontend panel can refresh; local edits are tracked
as dirty and never clobbered by that refresh.
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