F.A.Q.
Clients, git hosts, what is stored where, what the server needs, and how licensing works.
Not answered here? Write to us.
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Which AI assistants work with it?
Any MCP client. Add the repository URL as a custom connector — OAuth discovery configures the rest, and you sign in with your Notedigit account.
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Which git hosts are supported?
Any host your server can reach over SSH — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or your own. Notedigit generates a read-only deploy key for each repository; you add its public key on your git host.
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Is my content stored on a server?
Only on your own. Notedigit runs on your VPS and clones a repository when an assistant starts reading it; the clone is deleted after 15 minutes without activity. Nothing is sent to us.
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How fresh is the content?
Clones are made on demand and discarded after 15 idle minutes, so a new session reads the branch as it is on your git host.
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What does the server need?
A Linux VPS with PHP 8.5, PostgreSQL and Redis, reachable over HTTPS. Laravel Forge or Docker Compose both work, and we help you install it.
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Can the AI modify my notes?
No. The server exposes three read-only tools: search, read a file, list files. Write tools don't exist.
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What can I see about AI access?
Every session and tool call: which client, which user, which tool, its arguments, status, and duration — filterable by repository, user, and date.
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What file types are served?
Markdown.
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How is Notedigit licensed?
One license, one price: €149, paid once — not a subscription. It includes access to the source repository and 12 months of updates, and you run Notedigit on a VPS you control. Register and we contact you to arrange it and help you install it.