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    <description>The most frequent reader of your knowledge base is becoming an agent, not a person. Token economics, scoped API keys, MCP, and a checklist for AI-ready knowledge.</description>
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    <description>What do you really buy when you adopt a notes app? Databases you rent versus files you keep, the open .notex format, and why an export button is not ownership.</description>
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    <description>Why bilingual Arabic-English notes break most editors, and how NoteX fixes it: per-block first-strong-character direction, so mixed documents just work, no toggles.</description>
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