Create, search, and manage Bear notes via the grizzly CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/wixette/clawnotes --skill bear-notes-wixette
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bear-notes Source: https://github.com/wixette/clawnotes/tree/main/openclaw-snapshots/20260312/skills/bear-notes Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wixette/clawnotes --skill bear-notes-wixette
This Skill streamlines the process of creating, searching, and managing notes within the Bear application on macOS, eliminating manual interaction with the app for common tasks.
Create a new note with the title "Meeting Minutes" and tag it "work".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage Bear notes from the command line by using the grizzly CLI tool to create notes with titles, append text, open notes by ID, list tags, and search notes by tags.
To create and tag notes in Bear without opening the app, use the grizzly CLI to execute note creation commands that specify your desired title and tags directly from the command line.
Yes, you need the grizzly CLI installed to search Bear notes by tags, list available tags, and perform other automated note management tasks without manual app interaction.
Yes, you can append text to an existing Bear note using the command line by executing the append operation provided by the grizzly CLI with the specific note ID.
Managing Bear notes via grizzly requires an optional API token for certain operations, but you must have both the Bear app and grizzly CLI installed and configured on macOS.
Limitations of using grizzly for Bear note organization include its restriction to macOS environments and dependency on the Bear app, limiting use to core creation, searching, and tagging operations.
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