bear-notes

To create Bear notes from the terminal, pipe your text into the grizzly command execution tool with a specified title and tag, turning command line output into a new note.

Yes, you can append text to an existing Bear note via the command line by targeting the Bear note ID, enabling note enrichment directly from your macOS terminal workflow.

Tag search for Bear notes works by listing and querying tags through the grizzly command line tool, leveraging Bear x-callback-url actions to enable tag-based discovery and organization.

You optionally need a Bear API token for command line operations that require Bear responses, configured by saving the token to a token-file for callback support.

The best way to capture quick thoughts into Bear on macOS is using grizzly to pipe terminal text into a new tagged note, streamlining quick capture workflows without leaving the command line.

You use Bear x-callback-url actions for opening notes because they provide callback support, which is necessary to reliably read note results and data back from Bear into your terminal.