capture without trying

you don't run innernet. it runs on the things you were doing anyway.

on every commit

npx innernet installs one post-commit hook in the repository. each commit lands its message and diffstat as a capture — no prompt, no friction, backgrounded so it can never slow a commit. the moments you would normally lose — why did we drop that dependency, what was the migration plan — get written down as a side effect of committing.

in any conversation

every connected ai can save on your behalf. say what you mean in plain words:

save what we decided about the pricing page to innernet.

the ai calls innernet_save_context or innernet_capture under the hood. small things become captures; a full write-up lands as a page. you can also tell a project how to behave — its capture protocol — so an ai working there knows what is worth keeping without being asked each time.

from a terminal

innernet capture "the auth bug was the case-sensitive bearer scheme"

one line, straight into the project this folder belongs to.

then netti folds it in

captures pile up in a project's inbox. consolidation happens on the server, when it should — not on every keystroke and not so rarely it forgets. netti reads what arrived, decides which pages it touches, and rewrites those pages so each one describes the present; a dated line under ## history records what was superseded. nothing is overwritten silently, and nothing has to be tidied by hand.

how to see it happened

open the project. the pages carry what you captured; the activity view shows the fold. if something looks wrong, that page's history line says what changed and from what.