Poznote 6.62.0

This version adds a "Paste as Markdown" option for Markdown notes, finer control over code blocks (per-block line numbers, editable language tag, plain blocks), and brings note reminders and per-task management to the REST API and the MCP server.

🏋️ Changes

• Added a "Paste as Markdown" option to the menu of Markdown notes. Paste content copied from a website into the dialog and its formatting (headings, links, lists, tables, checklists, colors) is converted to Markdown, previewed, and inserted into the note. Thanks to @Stephane-30 #1240

Code blocks

• Added a per-block line numbers toggle on code blocks. Each block now has a button to show or hide its line number gutter, overriding the global setting, and the choice is saved with the note.

• Code blocks without a language tag no longer display line numbers, so blocks used for plain text or logs stay clean. Thanks to @Stephane-30 #1225

• Made the language badge of code blocks editable. Clicking the badge opens a dialog to switch the block to another language or remove the tag entirely.

• Added a "Plain block" option to the slash menu: a simple block with no language badge, no syntax highlighting and no line numbers.

• Added reminders to the API and MCP server. create_note and update_note can now set a note's due date and reminder, including recurrence and email notification, and new get_reminder, set_reminder and remove_reminder tools manage them afterwards. Thanks to @virtuarsys #1239

• Added per-task management to the API and MCP server. New endpoints and tools (list_tasks, add_task, update_task, complete_task, delete_task) let you manage individual tasks of a tasklist, with due dates, reminders and flags, without rewriting the whole list. Thanks to @virtuarsys #1239

• Expanded the API reference and integration guides: the OpenAPI documentation now covers the note graph, pinned and Kanban completed states, folder pinned/favorite, task reminders and the new task endpoints, and the Claude CLI and VS Code Copilot guides were updated accordingly.

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