Craft
Export Craft documents and use them in Octarine
Craft can export documents as Markdown and TextBundle. Octarine uses Markdown files, so TextBundle is only useful as a temporary package for extracting embedded images and attachments.
Export from Craft
Open the Craft document or group of documents you want to move. Use the share or export menu and choose Export As.
Choose Markdown (.md) for regular notes. If a document contains images or attachments, you can export TextBundle (.textbundle), then extract the Markdown and bundled assets before moving them into Octarine.
For a larger migration, export from the highest-level folder, space, or document collection that contains the notes you want to bring over.
Create an Octarine Workspace
Create a new folder for the exported files. If Craft exported a folder tree, keep that structure because Octarine can use it directly.
Open Octarine and click the Workspace Switcher in the top-left corner. Select Create Workspace, give it a name, and toggle Use an existing folder?. Choose the exported Craft folder and press Create.
Attachments
Move exported images and files into a .attachments folder at the root of your Octarine workspace. Then update Markdown links so they point to the new location.
If you exported TextBundle files, each bundle contains Markdown plus assets. Octarine does not import .textbundle files directly, so extract or copy the Markdown files into your workspace, then collect the bundled assets into .attachments.
Documents, Cards, and Subpages
Craft documents can contain nested cards, pages, and blocks that do not always map perfectly to plain Markdown. After export, review the generated files and decide whether nested content should stay in the same note or become separate notes.
When splitting large exports, use wikilinks to reconnect related notes:
[[Project Brief]]
[[Research/Interview Notes]]
Compatibility Notes
Headings, lists, checklists, code blocks, quotes, and basic links should move cleanly. Craft-specific layout, page cards, comments, sharing state, and visual document styling do not become Octarine settings.
If a Craft page was highly visual, keep a PDF export as an archival reference alongside the Markdown version.