Manage Bear notes via CLI with creation, reading, appending, and tag search.
npx skills add https://github.com/NJX-njx/opensoul --skill bear-notes-njx-njx
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bear-notes Source: https://github.com/NJX-njx/opensoul/tree/main/skills/bear-notes Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NJX-njx/opensoul --skill bear-notes-njx-njx
This Skill streamlines the process of creating, searching, and managing notes in Bear on macOS, reducing manual effort and improving note organization.
Use the bear-notes skill to create a new note titled "Meeting Summary" with tags "work" and "meetings".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Bear notes via CLI by using commands to create new notes, open existing ones, append text, and search by tags. This eliminates the need to manually switch to the Bear app to handle note organization on macOS.
Yes, you can search Bear notes by tags directly from the terminal. The CLI allows you to quickly locate specific information by filtering notes based on their assigned tags without opening the graphical app.
To append text to an existing Bear note without opening the app, use the CLI command designed for note editing. This allows you to quickly add information like meeting summaries to a specific note in the background.
The bear-notes CLI skill is specifically designed for productivity workflows on macOS-powered devices. It relies on the Bear app's environment, meaning it is not intended for use on other operating systems.
The best way to create a new Bear note with specific tags from a script is using the CLI. You can specify the note title and assign tags like "work" and "meetings" directly in the command for efficient organization.
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