Obsidian is a way you could do this sort of thing. Uses markdown language to generate new pages and articles. Comparable to a much lighter weight OneNote with extensibility. Introduced by a GenX to me to my pleasant surprise.

Personally free, not open source, can be integrated into git easily. Probably some legwork to transition your existing notes in but likely a improvement over notepad++. Besides the executable the storage of notes is all plaintext with markdown language.

Thanks for taking the time to interview this team. I’m glad to see my internal feelings reflected in a few questions. I check every changelog for the progress these guys make, always excited.

You’re just not looking close enough at your Digital Horizon.

The design intent isn’t to rival CAD, why bother with the comparison? Surely the author has seen CAD. From a glance this looks 10x simpler and scoped only for this specific rectangular section assembly concept.

I’d describe it as more like artistic programming than utility.