Manage Bear notes via the grizzly CLI on macOS.
npx skills add https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw --skill bear-notes-flemzord
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bear-notes Source: https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw/tree/main/skills/bear-notes Command: npx skills add https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw --skill bear-notes-flemzord
Provide a straightforward way to manage Bear notes from scripts and the command line on macOS so users can automate note creation, reading, appending, tagging, and searching without opening the Bear UI.
Use grizzly to create a new Bear note by piping your text into grizzly create and specifying a title and tag.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can create Bear notes from the command line by piping text into the grizzly CLI with a specified title and tags, enabling quick note capture without opening the Bear application interface.
Yes, you can append text to existing Bear notes using the grizzly CLI within your scripted workflows, which is useful for automatically adding follow-ups to captured meeting notes.
Yes, authenticated read and write operations require a Bear API token stored in the ~/.config/grizzly/token file for the grizzly CLI to access your notes.
You need macOS, the grizzly binary installed on your system, and a Bear API token stored in ~/.config/grizzly/token to perform authenticated note management operations.
You can list tags and open tag groups using grizzly callbacks to query related notes by tag for review, all from the command line without opening the Bear app.
Automating Bear note management is possible using the grizzly CLI in scripted workflows to create, read, append, tag, and search notes without manual UI interaction.
DharambirAgrawalCreate, search, and manage Bear notes via the Grizzly CLI.
JoeyJoziahCreate, retrieve, tag, search, and append text to Bear notes via grizzly CLI.
DevelopersGlobalConvert meeting notes into action items with owners and due dates.
adamhjoujCreate, search, and manage Bear notes via the Grizzly CLI.
