v0.2.1 — now with recursive link resolution
Notes that know
about each other
Caspira is a plain-text note tool that resolves [[wiki-links]] across your entire vault, renders a graph of connections in the terminal, and requires zero databases or sync servers.
$ cargo install caspira
What makes it different
[[wiki-links]] everywhere
Type [[meeting-notes]] in any file and Caspira resolves it — even across subdirectories. No frontmatter required.
Templates that stay simple
Drop a .md file into .caspira/templates/ and run caspira new --template meeting. Date substitution, nothing more.
Graph in your terminal
Run caspira graph and get an ASCII map of how your notes connect. Pipe it to fzf to jump directly to any node.
Pure filesystem, git-friendly
No SQLite. No hidden cache. Your notes are files, your history is commits. Works with any editor that can open a directory.