bear-notes

Automate Bear notes on macOS by using the grizzly CLI to programmatically create, search, read, tag, and append text to notes. This requires the Bear app to be running and the grizzly binary installed on your system.

To use the grizzly CLI with Bear, you need the Bear app running on macOS, a valid Bear API token, and the grizzly binary installed. These prerequisites satisfy the metadata requirements for executing automated workflows.

Yes, you can create and tag Bear notes from the command line. The grizzly CLI supports creating new notes with specific titles and tags, such as generating meeting minutes and immediately applying the work tag.

Search Bear notes by tag or content using grizzly CLI commands to query your note database. You can locate specific notes by tag, search content strings, and open notes directly by their unique ID.

Yes, append text to existing Bear notes through the grizzly CLI. This allows you to edit notes programmatically, adding new information to research logs or meeting minutes without manual copy-pasting.

Organize Bear notes automatically by leveraging the grizzly CLI to list all tags, apply tagging structures, and manage note creation. This programmatic control reduces manual note management time across research and to-do workflows.