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I’ve been working on a plug-in for the last 9 months or so for notes, with lots of new features added this month: https://github.com/jakewvincent/mkdnflow.nvim. It assumes you’re using Markdown syntax for your notes. You can organize your notes in any number of ways, but one way would be to set up a dedicated notes directory (or wiki) with an index page (index.md) that serves as sort of a table of contents, with links to all the different pages in your notebook. Mkdnflow makes it easy to follow these links, including links to other files outside your notes directory, and just generally aims to make note-taking and notes management more efficient.
I use wiki.vim, made by myself, based on VimWiki. You can make notes in markdown format and use links to connect them. I use fzf to find specific notes quick. I've tried to outline my workflow for taking notes in the documentation, see here if you are interested:
I use this. https://github.com/renerocksai/telekasten.nvim
I use Joplin (joplin-cli) , then edit notes in neovim.
I'm using zk.nvim - it has even it's own LSP server ;)