Just Type #tag — That's It

Contextium tags work the way you already think. Type #anything inside a file and it becomes a tag — flat, instant, no setup. Click it to find every file that shares it.

# Auth service notes
We rotate JWT secrets weekly. See the runbook before deploying.
#authentication #runbook #backend

Tags live right in your content. Save the file and they're tracked automatically.

1
Keystroke to Tag (#)
Zero
Setup or Configuration
1 click
To Filter by a Tag
Tags per File

No Taxonomy to Build. No Folders to Pick.

Most tools make you design a system before you can use it

Heavyweight Tag Systems

Setup Before You Start
Define tag types, categories, and color schemes before a single file is tagged.
Tags Live Somewhere Else
You open a separate panel, hunt for the right tag, and tag metadata drifts away from the content.
Rigid Hierarchies
Nested categories and parent-child trees you have to maintain as your content grows.
Friction Means No Tags
When tagging is a chore, people skip it — and your library stays unorganized anyway.

Inline Tags

Type # and Go
Write #api, #security, or #urgent anywhere in a file. The tag exists the moment you save.
Flat and Untyped
No categories, no types, no hierarchy to manage. A tag is just a word you chose.
As Many as You Like
One file can carry any number of tags, so it surfaces from every angle you search.
Click to Filter
Click any tag to open the Files page filtered to it. Stack several to narrow down fast.

Type It. Click It. Find It.

The entire tagging workflow, in three steps

1

Type #tag in your file

Anywhere in a file's content, type # followed by a word. Just like Obsidian — the tag is part of what you wrote. Save the file and Contextium tracks it automatically.

Rotate the signing key before every release.
#authentication #release

No dialog, no dropdown, no setup — the tag exists because you typed it.

2

Click a tag to jump to every file with it

Tags render in your link color wherever they appear. Click one and Contextium opens the Files page filtered to that tag — every file that mentions it, instantly.

#authenticationFiles page → all files tagged #authentication

One click takes you from a single mention to the whole topic.

3

Filter the Files page by multiple tags

On the Files page, pick several tags at once to narrow your library down to exactly the files that carry all of them.

Filtering by:
#authentication #backend
Showing files that have every selected tag

Combine tags to slice your knowledge base however you need.

Simple by Design

Everything you need, nothing you have to maintain

Flat & Untyped

Every tag is just a word. No tag types, no categories, no nesting to set up or keep in order — so there's nothing to learn before you start.

#api#security#onboarding#q3#draft

Pick whatever words make sense to you. They all live in one flat space.

Per-File Tags Rail

Open the Tags rail beside any file to see every tag it carries at a glance — a quick map of what the file is about.

Tags in this file
#authentication#runbook#backend

Click any tag in the rail to jump straight to the rest of the files that share it.

Multi-Tag Filtering

On the Files page, select any combination of tags to instantly narrow your library to the files that carry all of them.

#api #security
Showing only files tagged both #api and #security

Sharper AI Context

Because tags live in your content, they help your AI zero in on the right files. Clear tags make for clearer context.

"What do our #payments docs say about refunds?"
→ Your AI pulls only the files tagged #payments

A Few Ways Teams Use Inline Tags

Same simple #tag, endless uses

Find by Topic

Tag files with the topics they cover, then click the tag to pull up everything on that subject.

#payments   #infra   #design-system

Cross-Cutting Themes

A file can carry several tags at once, so it shows up under every theme it touches — not just one folder.

#api   #security   #q3

Feed Your AI Context

Tags in your content help your AI surface the right files when you ask it questions.

Ask about #onboarding → get onboarding docs

Track Lifecycle

Note where a file stands with tags like #draft, #review, or #deprecated — right in the content.

Flag What Matters

Drop tags like #urgent or #review-needed so the files that need attention are one click away.

Team Views

Tag files by team or area, then filter the Files page so everyone can find their own slice fast.

Tags Work Everywhere

Your tagging system integrates across all Contextium features

Inline in the Editor
Tags render link-colored right where you type them
Files Page Filter
Click a tag or multi-select several to narrow your library
Per-File Tags Rail
See every tag a file carries in one place
AI Chat
Ask questions scoped to the files carrying a tag
Skills & Agents
Your AI uses tags to find the right context
Reconciled on Save
A tag exists exactly as long as it's in your content

Stop Organizing. Start Typing #tag.

Join thousands of teams who organize their docs with a single keystroke — no setup required.

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Tags Work Better With the Full Stack

Tags are one layer of a complete AI collaboration platform

Tags Help Organize Workflows

Tags make it easy to gather related files for a workflow. Tag a document #authentication and it's one click to find everything else on that topic when you set up your AI's context.

Learn about Workflows

Agents Use Tags to Find Context

Because tags live in your content, skills and agents can lean on them to find relevant files. Tag your API docs #api and your AI has a clear signal for which files to pull in — keeping every session focused.

Learn about Skills & Agents

Search Your Docs by Tag in AI Chat

AI Chat lets you ask questions about a specific tag — "what do our #payments docs say about refunds?" Get precise answers from only the relevant slice of your knowledge base.

Learn about AI Chat

Connect Tasks to the Right Docs

Tag the files behind a piece of work — #frontend or #api — so it's easy to gather exactly the documentation a task needs.

Learn about Tasks