Ah, I haven't gone as far as graphing things out or linking them. I sort of treat my monthly files like tax records. Once the month is over it's a sealed docume

Ah, I haven't gone as far as graphing things out or linking them. I sort of treat my monthly files like tax records. Once the month is over it's a sealed document unless I go back to fix a typo or dead link when reviewing them later on. The super-node'ish factor of the file ends up being kind of cool from a human review perspective because you can glance through the month and get an idea of what you did during that time frame overall. I know you're big into Emacs (I've seen you comment about it a bit in the past), but have you looked into https://obsidian.md/ https://obsidian.md/ for managing your notes in the style you've described? It seems like an app designed specifically for linking and creating graph views of your notes.