Manage macOS Finder tags on files and directories from the command line.
npx skills add https://github.com/Aayush9029/homebrew-tap --skill findertags
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: findertags Source: https://github.com/Aayush9029/homebrew-tap/tree/main/skills/findertags Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Aayush9029/homebrew-tap --skill findertags
Read, add, remove, replace, and clear macOS Finder tags on files and directories from the command line. Use when the user wants to organize files with color tags, query which tags are on a path, bulk-tag project folders, or list tag frequencies across a directory tree.
Invoke the finder-tags CLI to inspect or modify tags on one or more paths with the read, add, remove, or clear commands.
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You can manage macOS Finder tags from the command line by using a CLI with subcommands to read, add, remove, replace, and clear tags on files and directories. It supports options like --verbose and --format json for output.
Yes, you can bulk-tag project folders with color tags in macOS by passing multiple paths to the CLI's add or write subcommands, applying or replacing Finder tags across entire directory trees.
You list Finder tag frequencies across a directory tree by invoking the list subcommand, which scans paths and outputs tag counts, optionally formatted as JSON for programmatic use.
Yes, the CLI outputs Finder tags in JSON format when you pass the --format json option, allowing you to query tags on paths and parse the results in scripts or pipelines.
The best way to query which color tags are on a file path is to use the read subcommand, which retrieves and displays the current macOS Finder tags applied to the specified file or directory.
You clear all tags from a file or directory in macOS by using the clear subcommand, which removes every Finder tag from the specified path in a single operation.
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