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Caught. Back to the work.
The thought is safely in the tray while your session never breaks. Hammer AI can take the next step later.
Ask the note. Hammer AI answers in it.
Type what you need, press ▶, and it runs your own Claude, Codex, or Gemini — scoped to that note — then writes the answer straight back into it.
Select anything. It keeps the source.
You're buying tickets. One line matters. Highlight it — it lands in a note with the page, the time, and a reminder-ready quote. No copy, no paste, no tab switch.
Followup
"Tickets go on sale Friday at 10am local."
— ticketmaster.com · The Chicago Show · clipped 9:52 PMSelect the useful part. Generate the document.
Highlight the instructions inside a real article, open Hammer Actions, and turn only that selected section into a clean PDF.
Any size you drag it to.
The tray reflows to whatever window you give it — a narrow strip beside your editor, or the full screen when you're sorting.
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Your notes, one tap away.
Capture. Clip. Act. Ship. All four, without ever leaving what you're doing.