Manage Apple Notes via the memo CLI for creation, search, editing, and organization.
npx skills add https://github.com/pmcdowall/hermes-skills --skill apple-notes-pmcdowall
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: apple-notes Source: https://github.com/pmcdowall/hermes-skills/tree/main/apple/apple-notes Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pmcdowall/hermes-skills --skill apple-notes-pmcdowall
This Skill helps users manage Apple Notes from the terminal by removing friction from creating, searching, editing, organizing, and exporting notes across Apple devices.
Ask the apple-notes skill to create a new Apple Note titled "Project Ideas" with the provided content.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Apple Notes from the macOS terminal using the memo CLI to create, search, edit, and organize notes without opening the Notes app. It relies on Apple Notes automation access to perform operations.
Yes, the memo command-line tool is required to execute terminal-based note operations and synchronize them with Apple Notes. You also need Apple Notes.app automation access enabled on your macOS system.
Yes, you can export Apple Notes to Markdown or HTML without manually opening Notes.app by using the memo CLI. This allows for quick note retrieval and format conversion directly from the terminal.
You can organize Apple Notes into folders using terminal commands by leveraging the memo CLI to move and categorize notes. This workflow enables cross-device organization through iCloud synchronization.
The best way to capture meeting notes into Apple Notes on macOS is using the memo CLI to quickly create notes with specific titles and content. This removes friction by avoiding manual app interaction and ensures iCloud sync.
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