Heptabase AI Agent Can Now Work From the View in Front of You
Version 1.102.0 adds active-view context, image input, more reliable agent runs, and deeper links between Heptabase, its CLI, and external coding agents.
By WhatAI Editorial Team ·
Heptabase released version 1.102.0 on August 4, 2026. The headline change is not a new note type or another isolated model option. AI chat can now use the active view as context, including selected objects on a whiteboard and the current page of a PDF. Users can also drag images directly into the chat composer, while failed AI Agent runs preserve partial output and offer a retry route. Together, these changes reduce the distance between looking at research and asking the agent to work with the exact material in front of you.
Active-view context matters because visual knowledge systems contain meaning that ordinary text search can miss. A user may place one group of evidence beside a competing explanation, isolate unanswered questions in a section, or open the precise PDF page that contains a method or limitation. Heptabase can now pass that immediate working context into AI chat more directly. The release also improves Agent performance when listing cards, tags, and whiteboards, and improves reliability when searching cards or editing database properties. These operational changes make the agent more useful for real knowledge work than a model that only responds to copied text.
The safest interpretation is still narrower than saying the AI automatically understands an entire visual workspace. Active-view context covers the supported current view and selection. It does not guarantee that every distant card, hidden relationship, visual convention, embedded file, or unstated reason behind a layout is understood. The user must still make the question explicit, select the correct objects, check which items the agent accessed, and verify the result against the source. Spatial proximity can suggest a relationship, but it is not the same as a written claim.
Image input expands the research surface. A diagram, scanned excerpt, chart, photograph, screenshot, or visual note can be dragged into the composer. Model-specific limits still apply. Heptabase's Help Center lists different maximum file sizes, total request sizes, and image counts for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini routes. Mentioning a card also does not automatically make the model read every image embedded inside that card. Users should add the relevant image through a supported route and reduce the request when a provider limit is reached.
Reliability improvements are equally important. Agentic editing creates a different failure risk from ordinary chat because a run can search, reason, and change persistent content. Preserving partial output helps users see what happened before a failure and retry without starting from a blank response. It does not prove that the partial work is complete, consistent, or safe to accept. Before retrying, inspect which cards, boards, tags, or properties were already changed. Use version history, snapshots, and manual backups as recovery controls, not as an excuse to allow broad unreviewed writes.
The August release follows a concentrated July expansion. Version 1.99.0 introduced skills, Space Instructions, AI chat tabs, basic post-limit chat for Premium users, and the ability for Agent to organize wider parts of the knowledge base. Version 1.100.0 added OpenRouter and several open-source model choices. Version 1.101.1 added a route for using ChatGPT Codex inside Heptabase and made the composer show whether the next request would use a ChatGPT plan, a personal API key, or Heptabase credits. Version 1.101.2 added control over which models appear in model pickers.
That funding label is a valuable detail because Heptabase now supports several cost paths. Pro, Premium, and Premium+ include 100, 1,800, and 8,100 monthly credits. Those credits reset and do not roll over. Premium plans can continue with designated Basic models after the allowance ends, but that mode can read, search, and answer only. It cannot create or edit content. On-demand usage is billed after use, with charges triggered around a $10 running balance or at the billing-cycle end. A personal API key creates direct provider charges, and a ChatGPT connection depends on the user's separate plan and eligibility.
Buyers should therefore measure the cost of completed outcomes, not the number of credits printed on a plan. A simple question, a long PDF analysis, a transcription, a Tutor lesson, and an agentic database reorganization may consume very different resources. During the trial, log the model, route, credits, external provider charges, result quality, and review time for each representative task. Premium+ is only better value when the extra allowance is used productively, not when broad context or repeated retries consume it without improving the work.
The privacy boundary also deserves attention. Space search is currently on by default in AI Agent conversations. Heptabase says its retrieval system can search all cards and whiteboards in the enabled Space, then normally sends a smaller group of relevant items to the model. The user cannot exclude one sensitive card while leaving all other content in that Space searchable. For confidential work, switch Space search off and add only approved objects manually. Heptabase's terms also say its AI Services must not be used to process sensitive personal data.
Standard integrated AI requests may send content to OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic. Heptabase says User Content is not used to train its models and that its provider agreements prevent training general foundation models on that data, although limited provider retention for abuse monitoring can occur. A user-provided API key has a different legal and privacy route. Heptabase's negotiated protections do not apply, so the user's provider account settings, agreement, retention, residency, and training controls become decisive.
Version 1.102.0 also improves the connection between the desktop knowledge base and coding agents. Official CLI skills can let agents read cards and tags through deep links, while earlier CLI releases added cards, journals, whiteboards, tag properties, parsed PDF pages, transcripts, and AI Tutor content. This is separate from Heptabase MCP. MCP works with cloud-synced data through OAuth and supported remote tools. The CLI works through the running desktop app and local database. Heptabase explicitly warns users not to bypass official CLI commands or modify application data through database files, caches, or internal endpoints.
The best rollout is deliberately narrow. Start with one active research board, one PDF, one small tag database, and a recoverable test card. Ask the agent to explain what it can see before allowing edits. Require citations or object links for factual claims. Review every proposed structural change, check version history after writes, and export a full backup that includes attachments. If MCP or CLI is connected, begin with read-only tasks and verify the exact Space, account, and permissions.
WhatAI's take: Heptabase is becoming one of the more integrated visual AI knowledge workspaces. Active-view context, skills, Agent editing, Tutor, MCP, CLI, and multiple model routes can create a powerful loop between reading, thinking, structuring, and acting. The tradeoff is complexity. More context and more write access increase the importance of scoping, cost tracking, source verification, privacy review, and recovery. Heptabase is most convincing when the agent helps a user understand a difficult subject while the human remains clearly in control of evidence and permanent changes.
Heptabase combines connected note cards, visual whiteboards, tag databases, PDFs, web content, highlights, journals, collaboration, and native AI in one research and learning workspace. Its strongest use case is making sense of complex material over time, not simply writing isolated notes.
How much Heptabase costs
Heptabase is a paid product with a seven-day trial. Pro starts at $8.99 per month on annual billing, Premium at $17.99, and Premium+ at $53.99. Monthly billing costs $11.99, $23.99, and $71.99. Included AI credits reset each cycle, while on-demand usage and personal API keys can add separate costs.
What Heptabase AI can access and change
AI Agent can search an enabled Space, inspect selected cards, whiteboards, databases, PDFs, images, and transcripts, then answer questions or edit supported content. Space search is on by default and cannot exclude one sensitive card, so privacy-conscious users should disable it and attach only approved context.
About Heptabase
Heptabase is a visual knowledge and research workspace for people who need to understand complex topics, not merely collect notes. It combines note cards, whiteboards, tags, structured tag databases, journals, tasks, highlights, PDFs, web cards, media transcripts, mind maps, collaboration, and cross-device applications in one connected system. Cards can be reused across several whiteboards, while sections, links, colors, spatial placement, and nested boards help users show relationships without duplicating the underlying note. This makes Heptabase especially relevant to students, researchers, writers, founders, educators, analysts, and lifelong learners who build understanding across many sources. The core workflow starts with capture, reading, or import. Users can create notes, record voice notes, clip pages, upload files, import Markdown, sync Readwise highlights, connect Zotero collections, transcribe media, or work through daily journals. They can then turn useful material into cards, place those cards on whiteboards, tag them, add properties, connect related ideas, and revisit the resulting structure through search, backlinks, tag databases, or visual navigation. Heptabase supports desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and a web app. Desktop data is held in a local database, while cloud sync is enabled by default for normal multi-device use. This is different from an ordinary folder of user-managed Markdown files. Heptabase can export notes as Markdown and supports manual full backups, but whiteboard layout, databases, metadata, attachments, and application behavior should be tested during any migration. Automatic cloud backups do not include attachments, so a separate manual full backup remains important. Heptabase now has a substantial native AI layer. AI Agent can search and read selected content, cards, whiteboards, tag databases, PDFs, images, transcripts, and other workspace context, then answer questions or edit supported knowledge-base objects. AI Tutor can build guided learning materials from sources and let users review changes. AI actions can summarize, translate, transform, or create mind maps from cards. Space Instructions and reusable skills can shape how the agent works. Users can pay through Heptabase credits, enable on-demand usage, connect their own OpenAI or Anthropic API keys, use supported OpenRouter models, or connect an eligible ChatGPT plan for supported routes. The composer identifies which billing route will fund a request. These routes are not interchangeable. Plan credits reset and do not roll over, on-demand charges can exceed a selected cap slightly when a final request completes, personal API keys are billed and governed by the external provider, and an eligible ChatGPT subscription is separate from the Heptabase subscription. Premium and Premium+ continue to offer basic read, search, and answer chat after included credits are exhausted, but that mode cannot create or edit content. Heptabase also exposes two agent integration routes. Its OAuth-based MCP server lets compatible assistants search cloud-synced knowledge, inspect whiteboards and objects, read journals and PDF pages, then create cards or append to journals through supported tools. The desktop CLI lets compatible coding agents work through the running local app, including cards, journals, search, tags, whiteboards, properties, parsed PDF text, transcripts, and AI Tutor content. Heptabase explicitly warns against modifying its local database through unofficial methods. Security and privacy require careful reading. Heptabase says cloud data is stored in AWS us-west-1, with AES-256 server-side encryption at rest and SSL/TLS in transit. This is not described as end-to-end encryption. Its current terms say normal integrated AI services can send content, including text, audio, and video, to OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic, while some AI suggestions and PDF parsing use self-hosted models on Runpod infrastructure. The company says it does not train its AI models on user content and has provider agreements preventing general foundation-model training, but providers may retain data temporarily for abuse monitoring. Those negotiated protections do not apply to personal API keys. The terms also prohibit using AI services to process sensitive personal data. Space search is on by default in AI Agent conversations. The system can search across the enabled Space and normally sends a selected subset of relevant items to the model. Users cannot exclude one sensitive card while leaving the rest of that Space searchable, so sensitive workflows should disable Space search and add only approved context manually. Pricing is subscription based. Standard Pro costs $11.99 monthly or $107.88 yearly, equivalent to $8.99 per month, and includes the core knowledge workspace plus 100 monthly AI credits and Gemini-series models. Premium costs $23.99 monthly or $215.88 yearly, equivalent to $17.99 per month, and adds 1,800 credits, premium models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, AI Tutor, unlimited PDF uploads and parsing, and basic chat after the credit limit. Premium+ costs $71.99 monthly or $647.88 yearly, equivalent to $53.99 per month, and raises the allowance to 8,100 credits with otherwise similar Premium features. New buyers receive a seven-day trial or the Premium credit allowance, whichever is exhausted first. Heptabase has no directly accessible full free personal plan, although invited non-subscribers can use a restricted collaborator plan for shared whiteboards. Refunds are handled case by case in the Help Center, while the governing terms describe post-September 2023 fees as non-refundable, so buyers should not treat a refund as guaranteed. Heptabase is strongest when visual structure, source reading, long-term learning, and native AI need to live in the same workspace. It is less suitable for people who want a free personal notes app, plain files as the live source of truth, end-to-end encrypted cloud collaboration, mature enterprise administration, unrestricted AI at one fixed price, or a conventional public REST API. The best trial uses a real research or learning project, measures whether the whiteboards improve retrieval and understanding, tests export and restoration, and records the total AI cost across the actual models and billing routes used.
Use Cases
Key Features
- ✓ Reusable note cards
- ✓ Infinite visual whiteboards
- ✓ Nested sub-whiteboards
- ✓ Links, backlinks, sections, and spatial connections
- ✓ Tags and structured tag databases
- ✓ Table, Kanban, and property views
- ✓ Daily journals and task capture
- ✓ PDF reading, highlighting, annotation, and OCR parsing
- ✓ Note-card highlighting and annotation
- ✓ Web cards and web tabs
- ✓ Browser Web Clipper
- ✓ Video, audio, podcast, image, and file cards
- ✓ Video and audio transcription
- ✓ Readwise highlight sync
- ✓ Zotero collection sync
- ✓ Markdown and workspace imports
- ✓ Markdown export and manual full backups
- ✓ Public links for cards and whiteboards
- ✓ Granular whiteboard collaboration permissions
- ✓ Desktop, mobile, and web apps
- ✓ Cross-device cloud sync
- ✓ Sixty-day version history
- ✓ Native AI Agent
- ✓ AI Tutor and Goal Discovery
- ✓ AI actions and reusable skills
- ✓ Space Instructions for agent behavior
- ✓ Model choice across Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and OpenRouter
- ✓ Bring-your-own API keys
- ✓ ChatGPT plan connection for supported models
- ✓ OAuth-based Heptabase MCP server
- ✓ Official Heptabase CLI and agent skills
- ✓ Mermaid, math, tables, code, images, and rich media
Pricing
Invitation-only Collaborator
$0 with an invitation from a paid user
- • Not available through direct self-service registration
- • Access only to whiteboards explicitly shared by a paid owner
- • Can read or edit according to the granted permission
- • No personal journal
- • No personal whiteboard or Card Library
- • No personal tag database, tasks, highlights, or AI features
- • Can upgrade into the seven-day trial
Seven-day Trial
$0 for up to 7 days or until trial AI credits are used
- • Premium-level AI credit allowance during the trial
- • Unlimited PDF uploads during the trial
- • Unlimited PDF parsing during the trial
- • Automatically converts to the selected paid subscription unless cancelled
- • Paid subscription can begin early if trial credits are exhausted
- • Not a permanent free plan
Pro
$8.99 per month billed yearly, or $11.99 billed monthly
- • Unlimited notes, whiteboards, and tags
- • Unlimited image uploads
- • Unlimited collaborator invites
- • PDF highlights and YouTube transcripts
- • AI chat and AI Agent
- • 100 AI credits per month
- • Gemini-series models through included Heptabase credits
- • AI Tutor not included through normal plan credits
- • Bring-your-own OpenAI or Anthropic API key option
- • Credits reset each billing cycle and do not roll over
Premium
$17.99 per month billed yearly, or $23.99 billed monthly
- • Everything in Pro
- • 1,800 AI credits per month
- • Premium models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic
- • AI Tutor
- • Unlimited PDF uploads
- • Unlimited PDF parsing and OCR
- • Unlimited basic AI chat after included credits are exhausted
- • Basic post-limit chat can read, search, and answer but cannot create or edit
- • On-demand usage and personal API keys available as separate cost routes
- • Credits reset each billing cycle and do not roll over
Premium+
$53.99 per month billed yearly, or $71.99 billed monthly
- • Everything in Premium
- • 8,100 AI credits per month
- • Advertised 33 percent discount for AI credits compared with lower tiers
- • Same core feature set as Premium
- • Unlimited basic read, search, and answer chat after credits are exhausted
- • On-demand usage and personal API keys available as separate cost routes
- • Credits reset each billing cycle and do not roll over
Pricing varies by plan and region — see current pricing.
Plan features change — last updated: 2026-08-09.
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Heptabase — Frequently Asked Questions
What is Heptabase?
Heptabase is a visual knowledge and research workspace. It combines cards, whiteboards, tags, structured databases, journals, tasks, highlights, PDFs, web and media cards, collaboration, native AI, mobile and desktop apps, cloud sync, MCP, and a CLI. It is designed for understanding complex topics across connected sources.
Is Heptabase free?
Heptabase does not offer a directly accessible permanent free personal workspace. New buyers can use a seven-day trial. Non-subscribers invited by a paid owner can receive restricted free collaborator access to shared whiteboards, but they do not receive a personal journal, Card Library, tag database, tasks, highlights, or AI features.
How much does Heptabase cost?
Standard pricing is $11.99 monthly or $107.88 yearly for Pro, $23.99 monthly or $215.88 yearly for Premium, and $71.99 monthly or $647.88 yearly for Premium+. The annual equivalents are $8.99, $17.99, and $53.99 per month. Taxes and separate AI usage can increase the final cost.
What is included in the Heptabase trial?
The trial lasts for up to seven days or until the trial AI credits are exhausted, whichever happens first. It includes the Premium-level AI credit allowance plus unlimited PDF uploads and parsing during the trial. The selected paid subscription begins after the trial unless it is cancelled.
How do Heptabase AI credits work?
Pro includes 100 credits per month, Premium 1,800, and Premium+ 8,100. Credits can be consumed by AI Agent, video transcripts, Insight Generator, and voice notes. They reset each billing cycle and do not carry over. Cost per action varies with the feature and model.
What happens after Heptabase AI credits run out?
Premium and Premium+ users can continue using designated Basic models for read, search, and answer chat without additional on-demand usage. That post-limit mode cannot create or edit knowledge-base content. Users can also enable on-demand billing or connect their own supported API key. Pro users normally need to upgrade, use on-demand billing where available, or bring a key.
Does Heptabase support ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and OpenRouter?
Yes, but access and billing differ. Included plans support model sets based on tier, Premium tiers include providers such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, and Heptabase also supports certain OpenRouter models. Users can connect personal OpenAI or Anthropic keys, and supported ChatGPT plan connections can fund eligible requests separately.
What is Heptabase AI Tutor?
AI Tutor is a guided learning mode that can use selected sources and workspace content to build and refine learning material, lessons, and a syllabus. It is included with Premium and Premium+, while Pro users may need on-demand usage. Generated explanations, sources, and edits still require human review.
What can Heptabase AI Agent do?
AI Agent can search and read supported cards, whiteboards, tag databases, PDFs, images, transcripts, journals, and other selected context. It can answer questions and, where supported, create or edit cards, journals, whiteboard content, layouts, tags, and properties. Available actions can depend on the current version, model, plan, context, and billing route.
What data can Space search send to an AI model?
When Space search is enabled, Heptabase can search all cards and whiteboards in that Space. Its retrieval system normally selects around twenty relevant items and sends that subset with the conversation to the model. Users cannot currently exclude one sensitive card while keeping the rest of a Space searchable, so disable Space search for sensitive work.
Does Heptabase train AI models on my notes?
Heptabase's terms say it does not use User Content to train its AI models and has agreements preventing standard integrated providers from using the data to train general foundation models. Providers may retain data temporarily for abuse monitoring. These negotiated protections do not apply when a user connects a personal API key.
Is Heptabase end-to-end encrypted?
Heptabase documents AES-256 server-side encryption at rest and SSL/TLS in transit for cloud data, with storage in AWS us-west-1. It does not describe normal cloud sync as end-to-end encrypted. Organisations needing zero-knowledge encryption should not assume that server-side encryption provides the same boundary.
Does Heptabase work offline?
The desktop app stores data in a local database and supports offline snapshots that upload after reconnection. Cloud-dependent features, web access, cross-device sync, MCP, public links, integrated AI, provider calls, and some imports or connections require a network. Test the exact desktop and mobile workflow before relying on offline access.
Can Heptabase import notes from other apps?
Official import guidance covers Notion, Obsidian, Roam Research, and Logseq, with several routes marked beta or limited to pages and journals. Heptabase also supports .docx note-card imports and connected Zotero and Readwise workflows. Complex databases, block references, properties, layouts, and plugin behavior may not transfer completely.
Can I export my Heptabase data?
Yes. Heptabase provides Markdown export and a manual full-backup route. Automatic cloud backups preserve positions, states, and metadata but do not include attachments, so users should create manual full backups regularly. Migration testing should cover whiteboard layouts, tags, properties, references, media, and attachments rather than checking text notes alone.
How long is Heptabase version history?
Heptabase says it keeps sixty days of version history. Cards, journals, text elements, and highlights use timed snapshots, while whiteboards are saved on a separate interval. Whiteboard restoration recovers layout and objects but not card contents, which must be restored through each card's own history.
How does Heptabase collaboration work?
Owners share specific whiteboards and associated cards, not an entire private Space by default. Invitees can receive Full Access, Can Edit, or Can View permissions. Non-subscribers can join as restricted free collaborators. Permission details differ across spaces, cards, whiteboards, journals, version history, permanent deletion, and Card Library actions.
What is Heptabase MCP?
Heptabase MCP is an OAuth-based server for compatible AI assistants. Its supported tools can search cloud-synced objects, inspect whiteboards and full objects, retrieve journals, search and read PDF pages, create note cards, and append to journals. The external assistant's plan, developer settings, permissions, and model terms still apply.
What is the Heptabase CLI?
The official CLI lets compatible coding agents work through the running desktop app. It can create, read, and edit cards and journals, search the Card Library, manage tags and whiteboard membership, edit existing tag properties, read parsed PDF pages and transcripts, and inspect AI Tutor content. It is not a general hosted REST API.
Does Heptabase have an affiliate program?
Yes. Heptabase's official Help Center advertises a lifetime commission of 20 percent for approved creator partners. Applicants should already understand and preferably use Heptabase, then apply through the official Typeform. WhatAI should use a direct product link until its own application is approved and an assigned tracking link is issued.
Sources & References
- Official Heptabase homepage (verified August 9, 2026: visual knowledge-base positioning, AI Tutor, target users, cross-platform access, and seven-day trial) ↗
- Official pricing page (verified August 9, 2026: annual Pro, Premium, and Premium+ equivalents, included features, PDF access, model access, and monthly AI credits) ↗
- Official plan pricing and FAQ (updated July 24, 2026: monthly and yearly totals, 100, 1,800, and 8,100 credits, trial rules, models, PDF limits, post-limit chat, and plan switching) ↗
- Official on-demand AI billing FAQ (verified August 9, 2026: postpaid usage, monthly caps, approximately $10 charge threshold, over-cap final request, non-expiring usage route, and no credit rollover) ↗
- Official free-plan explanation (updated May 14, 2025: invitation-only collaborator access, omitted personal features, AI exclusion, and upgrade route) ↗
- Official refund guidance (updated December 4, 2025: case-by-case review, recent-charge and non-use criteria, and AI-use limitation) ↗
- Official cancellation guidance (updated May 13, 2026: web or desktop cancellation, renewal behavior, payment-failure support route, and accidental-charge note) ↗
- Official post-subscription data-access guidance (updated May 14, 2025: indefinite access and export, with renewal required to create or edit) ↗
- Official Terms of Service (last updated December 1, 2025: subscriptions, non-refundable fee clause, user content, AI providers, no-training statement, output ownership, accuracy, sensitive-data restriction, and personal API keys) ↗
- Official Privacy Policy (last updated December 17, 2021: collected data, US processing, retention, disclosures, service providers, analytics, payments, rights, and security statement) ↗
- Official security and hosting FAQ (updated May 13, 2025: local desktop database, AWS us-west-1 storage, AES-256 server-side encryption at rest, TLS in transit, VPC, and Elastic web search) ↗
- Official AI Space search access guide (updated July 2026: default-on search, Space-wide retrieval, approximately twenty selected items, access messages, tab context, and lack of per-card exclusions) ↗
- Official file-size FAQ (updated May 13, 2025: 2 GB per-file limit, no stated total storage limit, local device storage impact, and web-app option) ↗
- Official 2026 changelog (verified August 9, 2026: version 1.102.0 active-view context, image input, agent retry and reliability, plus July Agent, model, skill, and ChatGPT Codex releases) ↗
- Official public roadmap (updated July 24, 2026: shipped AI Agent, Tutor, MCP, CLI, web-card, Zotero, annotation, collaboration, and research features, plus unshipped working items) ↗
- Official Heptabase MCP guide (updated August 2026: OAuth connection, supported external assistants, card and journal writes, semantic and full-text search, whiteboard context, journals, PDFs, and setup limits) ↗
- Official Heptabase CLI guide (updated June 10, 2026: CLI 0.4.0, cards, journals, search, whiteboards, tags, properties, PDF pages, transcripts, Tutor content, official-skill requirement, and prohibited direct database access) ↗
- Official collaboration FAQ (updated May 19, 2025: private Spaces, selected-board sharing, free invitees, Full Access, Can Edit, Can View, object permissions, embedded-card visibility, and collaborator limits) ↗
- Official version-history guide (updated January 14, 2026: sixty-day retention, snapshot intervals, offline versions, whiteboard recovery scope, card-history separation, and trash) ↗
- Official backup FAQ (updated January 13, 2026: cloud backup replacing automatic local backup, attachment exclusion, manual full backup, and recommended recurring export) ↗
- Official sustainability and export FAQ (updated July 13, 2025: Markdown export route, portability position, financing claims, and stated open-source contingency) ↗
- Official import guide (updated February 6, 2025: Notion, Obsidian, Roam Research, and Logseq routes, beta limitations, images, links, tags, pages, journals, and unsupported block references) ↗
- Official Zotero integration FAQ (updated May 12, 2026: one-way manual collection sync, bibliographic and attachment imports, 100 MB attachment limit, disconnect behavior, and first-version limitations) ↗
- Official Readwise integration FAQ (updated May 30, 2026: access-token setup, fifteen-second update checks, highlight behavior, edit precedence, and disconnect deletion) ↗
- Official AI image guide (updated July 2026: supported image context routes, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini request limits, embedded-image limitation, and failure workarounds) ↗
- Official affiliate-program FAQ (updated May 13, 2025: application-based creator programme, lifetime 20 percent commission, content expectations, product-use preference, application route, and no affiliate buyer discount) ↗
- Official Heptabase affiliate application form (verified August 9, 2026: current Typeform linked from the official Help Center programme page) ↗
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