archive-callouts

Markdown callout archiving automatically identifies addressed callout blocks older than a user-defined threshold and moves them into a dedicated section. This reduces note clutter while preserving historical reference data within the repository.

Automated callout archiving works with version control by selectively processing markdown notes within a repository, stripping callout formatting while preserving content, and maintaining an audit trail through log entries to ensure data integrity.

Yes, you can set a custom age threshold for sweeping addressed callouts. The automation operates across notes in your repository, selectively processing sections with callout blocks older than your specified number of days to update the dedicated archive.

The best way to declutter research notes for a quarterly review is to consolidate addressed callouts older than a specified age into a clean, designated section. This strips callout formatting and preserves original content for historical tracking.

Archiving callouts does not delete the original markdown content. The process strips the callout formatting and moves the content into a dedicated archive section, preserving the original text and metadata for historical reference.

You should avoid using automated note management for callout blocks when you need to retain active callout formatting in the main content area or when notes lack the required addressed status, as the process targets specifically older, resolved items.