Learning to quickly navigate and organize your Knowledge Base is critical for reducing friction when using RemNote as an Extended Brain. Here are a few shortcuts to make this navigation fluid and intuitive.

Press Shift+Up Arrow or Shift+Down Arrow to select multiple bullets, then Ctrl+X (Cmd+X on a Mac) to cut them. The bullets' background will turn yellow to indicate that a move is in progress. Navigate somewhere else, then press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac) to paste.

Pressing Alt+Up Arrow or Alt+Down Arrow (Opt+Arrow on a Mac) will swap the current bullet with the one above or below it, respectively. This can be useful for quick manipulation.

Within the editor, you can grab any bullet point and drag it to move it elsewhere. Additionally, you can first select multiple bullets, and then pick up any bullet to move them all at once:

To move bullets between documents, you can open a second pane and drag and drop between the panes.

Alternatively, you can move a bullet to a new location by moving your cursor over the bullet and pressing Ctrl+Alt+M (Cmd+Opt+M on a Mac), or type the /move command. You can then search for the bullet you'd like to move this bullet underneath. After selecting the new parent, the bullet will be moved and a Portal will be added in the place of the old bullet, showing its new location.

Feel free to delete that portal (click on the blue border and press Backspace); the underlying bullet will be unaffected because it's now in the other document.

If you're looking at a bullet and want to refer to it somewhere else, you can copy a link to it, then paste it in the location you want to link.

Quickly copy a:

Alternatively, if you simply press Ctrl+C with your cursor over the bullet but nothing highlighted, when you paste in a new location, a menu will appear asking how you want to paste the bullet, with options including reference, tag, portal, text, and others.