Vist CLI
A command-line client for Vist. Install it with Homebrew, sign in once, and your coding agents and scripts can read and write your notes, tasks and memory from the terminal.
What ships in Vist. Feature releases, improvements, and fixes — newest first.
A command-line client for Vist. Install it with Homebrew, sign in once, and your coding agents and scripts can read and write your notes, tasks and memory from the terminal.
Open a Markdown file from disk in Vist Desktop, preview it read-only, and turn it into a live two-way synced note on your first edit.
Vist's MCP server now speaks the latest stateless protocol revision, and agent memory is open to any MCP-compatible agent framework, not just Claude.
A drag-and-drop board view for tasks, plus the ability to mark one task as blocked by another — with reschedule suggestions and unblock notifications.
Record a meeting straight into a note. Vist transcribes the audio, writes a summary with action items, and tucks the full transcript away in a collapsible section.
The Labels list is reinstated in the left nav with expand/collapse, per-label note views, rename, merge, and delete.
Four new ways to view your notes — full-page, presenter, and focus modes plus per-note reading width — and Mermaid diagram support.
We just shipped Notifications — Vist now brings you daily task digests in your inbox and task reminders.
Vist now connects to your Google Calendar — see today's meetings alongside your tasks without leaving the app.
Vist ships a built-in Model Context Protocol server — connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client to your knowledge base in seconds.