AverQel OS
Technical Guidebook

Notes & Deliverables

AverQel includes a full in-app workspace editor for notes, research drafts, math blocks, markdown import/export, and side-by-side chat-plus-notes workflows.

Block-Based Editor

The DeepSpace editor is not just a text box. It uses a block editor with markdown import, HTML import, rich block output, and custom math equation blocks.

Panel Modes

Users can work in split, notes-only, chat-only, or memory-oriented panel layouts so conversation and drafting stay connected.

Export Surface

DeepSpace notes can be exported to PDF, DOCX, or Markdown from the same workspace without leaving the app.

What the editor actually supports

  • rich block editing for working notes and generated drafts
  • markdown insertion from chat output
  • HTML import and lossy HTML/Markdown export
  • custom slash-menu insertion for math equations
  • safe note autosave and durable draft history
  • panel switching between chat, notes, split, and memory-oriented views

Why this matters

AverQel's editor is designed as a working surface, not only a passive note viewer. Agent output can become structured notes, draft content, or exportable deliverables in the same session.

This is especially important for long research missions and note-driven workflows where users need to move between live chat, generated structure, and editable content without context switching into another app.

How it connects to chat

The editor is wired into DeepSpace rather than isolated from it. Chat can stream output into notes, and the user can refine the result into a durable deliverable.

In practice this means the editor can function as:

  • a working notebook for research
  • a draft memo surface for writing
  • an exportable deliverable workspace for final output

What this is not

The editor is not only a lightweight markdown viewer. It is a live productivity surface that sits beside chat and memory, accepts streamed content, supports equations and rich formatting, and can participate in research and productivity workflows.