Markdown Template Gallery

Template Gallery

Start with structure, not a blank page.

Make it your own

Three ways to bring a template in. Copy Markdown grabs the whole thing; ↗ Raw lets you pick just the sections you need — for either, keep Mark It Down open in the Side Panel while you browse and paste straight in. Or use the Web Clipper: clip the template view and Mark It Down opens automatically, no setup needed.

Daily notes from a “Today” template

Create a note named Today (case-insensitive) in the Template folder. When you run Create today’s entry in the Side Panel or New Tab, its body is inserted beneath a # YYYY-MM-DD heading — so each day starts from your own structure. The template’s top heading is dropped; the date is the only thing filled in (no other placeholders).

Tip — timestamp headings for logs

Type /now, or run Insert Timestamp Heading from the command palette, to drop a YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM heading at the cursor. Pick H2 or H3 under Settings → Editor → Formatting → Timestamp Heading (default H2). The headings flow into the table of contents, turning a day’s log into a clickable timeline — pairs well with a Today template.

LLM Output Organizer

Capture, rewrite, and act on LLM responses

Rewrite

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Prompt Library

Catalog and rate your most-used prompts

Reference

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AI Conversation Archive

Preserve multi-turn conversations with context

LLM Output Rewrite

Rewrite AI output in your own words

Rewrite

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AI Summary to Knowledge Note

Convert AI summaries into permanent notes

Knowledge

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Productivity

Daily Note

Daily journal with focus, tasks, and reflection

Daily

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Productivity

Today

Auto-applies as your daily layout when saved as "Today" in the Template folder

Daily

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Productivity

Weekly Review

Reflect on the week and plan ahead

Weekly

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Productivity

Zettelkasten Atomic Note

One idea per note for knowledge building

Zettelkasten

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Productivity

Book Review

Structured reading review with quotes and rating

Review

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Productivity

Meeting Notes

Structured meeting capture with action items

Meeting

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Productivity

KPT Retrospective

Keep, Problem, Try — structured sprint retrospective

Retrospective

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Productivity

Start-Stop-Continue

Simple behavior change retrospective framework

Retrospective

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Productivity

4Ls Retrospective

Liked, Learned, Lacked, Longed for — positive reflection

Retrospective

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Productivity

Starfish Retrospective

Five-point deep analysis for team improvement

Retrospective

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Productivity

OKR

Objectives and Key Results for quarterly goal setting

Goal Setting

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Productivity

RACI Matrix

Responsibility assignment matrix for role clarity

Responsibility

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Productivity

YWT Retrospective

Reflect on what you did, what you learned, and what to do next

Retrospective

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Journaling

Five Minute Journal

Morning gratitude and evening reflection prompts

Daily

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Journaling

Stoic Journal

Set intentions and review actions with clarity

Stoic

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Journaling

Daily Reflection

Three short prompts to close out the day

Reflection

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Journaling

CBT Thought Record

Separate thoughts, emotions, and actions for reflection

CBT

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Dev

README Template

Project README with quick start and API reference

README

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Dev

Changelog

Keep a Changelog format version history

Changelog

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Dev

Architecture Decision Record

Lightweight ADR for technical decisions

Architecture

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Dev

API Documentation

REST API endpoint documentation

API

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Dev

RFC (Request for Comments)

Design proposal with alternatives and review process

Design Proposal

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Content

Blog Post Draft

Outline and draft a blog post

Blog

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Content

Technical Article

Step-by-step technical tutorial

Tutorial

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Thinking

Problem Statement

Define a problem with impact and constraints

Analysis

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Thinking

Decision Log

Record decisions with context and rationale

Decision

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Thinking

Five Whys Analysis

Root cause analysis using the 5 Whys method

Root Cause

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Thinking

Project Brief

Project overview with scope, timeline, and risks

Planning

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Thinking

Fishbone Diagram

Ishikawa cause-and-effect root cause analysis

Root CauseTime

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Thinking

8D Report

Eight-discipline structured problem-solving report

Quality

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Thinking

FMEA

Failure mode and effects analysis with RPN scoring

Quality

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Thinking

FTA (Fault Tree Analysis)

Top-down failure decomposition with AND/OR gates

Quality

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Thinking

Is / Is Not Analysis

Define problem boundaries by elimination

Problem Boundary

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Thinking

Decision Matrix

Weighted multi-criteria evaluation for structured decisions

Decision

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