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@@ -219,6 +219,64 @@ check with the rest of the prior `Earnings` object, to ensure that there is no d
 * Step 6: `AddEarningsCommand` would then return a `CommandResult` to `LogicManager`, which would show the user that the new `Earnings`
 object have been successfully added.
 
+=== Notes Features
+==== Add Notes
+The `addnote` command allows for tutors to add their notes into TutorAid.
+
+The format for the `addnote` command is as follows:
+
+ addnote mod/<MODULE_CODE> c/<CONTENT>
+
+*Overview*
+
+The add claim `add_earnings` mechanism is facilitated by `AddNotesCommand` and `AddNotesCommandParser`, taking in the
+following input from the user: `Module_Code`, `Content`, which will construct `Notes` objects.
+
+.Add Note Command Sequence Diagram
+##diagram to be added
+
+The `AddNotesCommand` implements `Parser` with the following operation:
+
+* `AddNotesCommandParser#parse()` - This operation will take in a `String` input from the user and create
+individual objects based on the prefixes `mod/` and `c/`. The `String` value after the respective prefixes
+will create the respective objects. A validation check will be done to ensure that the strings that are entered
+by the user is entered correctly. If any of the strings entered are invalid, an error will be shown to the user to
+enter the correct format of the respectives objects.
+
+** `code` would use `ParserUtil#parseModuleCode()` to ensure that the module code typed by the user is in the correct format of
+CSXXXX.
+
+** `content` would use `ParserUtil#parseContent()` to ensure that the content typed in by the user is in not empty.
+
+* After validation of the individual objects, an `Notes` object would be created with the parameters `code` and `content`.
+
+* `AddNotesCommandParser` would then return a `AddNotesCommand` object with the parameter, `Notes` object.
+
+The following activity diagram summarizes what happens when a user executes a new command.
+
+##diagram to be added
+
+*Example Scenerio*
+
+* Step 1: The user enters `addnote mod/CS2103T c/Update Project` to add an note for teaching classes.
+This adds an `Notes` object that the user has added to record what needs to be done for the class.
+
+* Step 2: `LogicManager` would use `AddressBookParser#parse()` to parse input from the user.
+
+* Step 3: `AddressBookParser` would match the command word given by the user with the correct command. In this example,
+the given command is `addnote`, thus, `AddNotesCommandParser` object would be created with the user's input.
+
+* Step 4: `AddNotesCommandParser` performs a validation check on each of the respective objects through
+`AddNotesCommandParser#parse()`. In this case, it would use `ParserUtil#parseModuleCode()` and `ParserUtil#parseContent()`.
+It would then return a `AddNotesCommand` object with an `Notes` object.
+
+* Step 5: `LogicManager` would execute `AddNotesCommand#execute`. In this particular method, the `Notes` object will be
+check with the rest of the prior `Notes` object, to ensure that there is no duplicate `Notes` object. If there are no similar
+`Notes` object with the same parameters created previously, it would then be added into the notes list.
+
+* Step 6: `AddNotesCommand` would then return a `CommandResult` to `LogicManager`, which would show the user that the new
+`Notes` object have been successfully added.
+
 
 // tag::undoredo[]
 === [Proposed] Undo/Redo feature
diff --git a/docs/UserGuide.adoc b/docs/UserGuide.adoc
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+++ b/docs/UserGuide.adoc
@@ -243,6 +243,36 @@ Examples:
 
 * `claim_earnings k/CS2103T, c/CS1231`
 
+=== Notes
+==== Add Note: `addnote`
+
+Adds Note to the list of notes. +
+Format: `addnote mod/MODULE_CODE c/CONTENT`
+
+Examples:
+
+* `addnote mod/CS2103T c/Check for project submission date`
+
+==== Edit Note: `update_earnings`
+
+Update Note in the list of notes. +
+Format: `editnote [index] mod/MODULE_CODE c/CONTENT`
+
+Examples:
+
+* `editnote 1 mod/CS2103T`
+* `editnote 1 c/check for meeting time`
+* `editnote 1 mod/CS2103 c/update project content`
+
+==== Delete Note: `deletenote`
+
+Delete Note in the list of notes. +
+Format: `deletenote [index]`
+
+Examples:
+
+* `deletenote 1`
+
 // end::delete[]
 === Clearing all entries : `clear`