Part 3 of 3 ยท Use

Use when needed

Reuse saved research for copy, GTM plans, sales research, competitor analysis, and writing. Your annotations explain why each capture mattered, months later, not just the day you saved it.

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What use does

From library to finished work

Use is where compounding pays off, captures you made months ago inform today's hook, deck, or essay because the note travels with the quote.

Write & decide with evidence

Pull saved hooks, proof blocks, and competitor positioning when you draft landing pages, emails, pitch decks, or essays, grounded in real examples, not vague memory.

Annotations that age well

The note you wrote at capture time explains mechanism and intent. That's the difference between a swipe file you use and a folder of screenshots you'll never open.

Export

Export your library as Markdown, CSV, or JSON, for briefs, handoffs, or backup. Take organized research into whatever doc tool your team uses.

Share links

Share a highlight or full annotated page, URL, your marks, and room for someone else to see what you saw. Your annotations travel with the link.

MCP for Cursor & Claude

Connect your library to AI agents. Search, browse projects, and export briefs, so drafts are grounded in what you captured, not generic training data.

Project briefs for agents

Bundle a project's goal, recent captures, and tag themes into context for MCP, or export as Markdown you paste directly into chat.

Saved isn't the same as used

Staring at a blank doc, knowing you saved the perfect reference somewhere
AI drafts that ignore your actual research and sound generic
Sharing a bare URL when your take was the whole point
Launch copy written from scratch when you already collected the patterns
Shipped output

From saved example to draft line

The capture and note from weeks ago, reused in today's landing page hook.

From: "Stop guessing. Start with proof." + note on challenge + credibility
Hero line: "Stop guessing about your offer. Start with proof your buyers already trust."

Or ask Cursor: search my swipe-file project for SaaS hook patterns, MCP returns your captures, not the open web.
In the ecosystem

Use completes the loop

Capture saves the raw insight. Find makes it reachable. Use turns it into work product, and sends you back to the web to capture what the next project needs.

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See it in practice

How different roles use their library

Same use step, different deliverables. Explore a full workflow for your role.

Marketers & copywriters

Draft better copy

Pull saved hooks and CTAs when you write. Annotations remind you what made each example work.

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Founders

Decide with evidence

Use competitor and GTM captures for pitch decks, pricing, and messaging calls.

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Writers

Cite with confidence

Retrieve quotes and sources when you draft essays, newsletters, or long-form pieces.

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Put your library to work

Capture a few examples with notes, find them when you write, and ship something grounded in real research.

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