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Leo: organize code and ideas your way
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       <p class="leo-eyebrow">A programmable editor, outliner, and knowledge base</p>
       <h1>See your work from every angle.</h1>
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         Leo keeps code, writing, and research in a flexible outline. Cloned nodes
         let the same idea appear in multiple places—without duplicating it.
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         <a class="leo-button leo-button-primary" href="getting-started.html">Get started</a>
         <a class="leo-button leo-button-secondary" href="https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor">View on GitHub</a>
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   <h2>One workspace, many ways to think</h2>
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       <h3>Outline anything</h3>
       <p>Navigate large projects as a meaningful hierarchy instead of a pile of files.</p>
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       <h3>Reuse without copying</h3>
       <p>Leo's clones place one node in multiple contexts while keeping its content in sync.</p>
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       <h3>Automate your workflow</h3>
       <p>Use Python scripts, commands, and plugins to shape Leo around the way you work.</p>
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Explore Leo
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   Documentation <leo_toc>

* `Getting Started <getting-started.html>`_
* `Tutorials <tutorial.html>`_
* `Users Guide <usersguide.html>`_
* `Leo and other programs <leoandotherprograms.html>`_
* `Advanced Topics <intermediatetopics.html>`_
* `Appendices <appendices.html>`_
* `More links <toc-more-links.html>`_