Manage notes, todos, and events in a local SQLite database via CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/PyBalance/mem_cli --skill mem
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: mem Source: https://github.com/PyBalance/mem_cli/tree/main/SKILLS Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PyBalance/mem_cli --skill mem
Organize and centrally manage personal knowledge, notes, tasks, and schedules on your local machine with a lightweight CLI.
Install mem CLI and start by adding your first entry.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage personal notes and todos locally by using a CLI tool to organize entries in a local SQLite database. This allows offline data access and provides a consistent command set for adding, listing, and editing your tasks.
Yes, you can export your local notes and events to Markdown. The CLI tool provides built-in export commands that allow you to share or back up your organized schedules and local knowledge entries as Markdown files.
Local note management with SQLite does not require an internet connection. Entries are stored locally on your machine, ensuring complete offline access and strong data privacy across your personal projects without external dependencies.
You can search and tag local tasks and events in a CLI by applying specific tagging commands to your entries. The tool applies tags across notes, todos, and events to enable strong search and quick perspectives like agenda views.
The best way to view upcoming events stored in a local SQLite database is to use the agenda view feature. This CLI command provides quick perspectives on your organized schedules and local knowledge entries.
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