nb-notebook-manager

To search and retrieve nb notes and bookmarks across local notebooks, use the nb search command to locate content by id, filename, or title, then open items for reading with nb show. This works directly with the ~/.nb data store and plain text note files.

Managing plain text notes in nb repositories involves using directory-based notebooks to list, view, and organize folders and tags. You can create new notes and bookmarks with nb add and move items between notebooks to maintain a structured knowledge base.

Yes, you can use nb CLI commands to find specific content by filename or title. The nb search function scans local notebooks and the ~/.nb data store to retrieve matching plain text files and bookmarks efficiently.

No special dependencies are required to search local notes. The skill operates using the existing nb CLI workflow, relying solely on the standard ~/.nb data store and simple directory-based notebooks containing plain text note files.

To add and move bookmarks between directory-based notebooks, use the nb add command to create new items and organize them within the ~/.nb data store. This allows you to structure your knowledge management workflow across multiple local repositories.

When editing plain text note files in nb repositories, limitations include ensuring safe reading and editing practices with standard tools. The system relies on simple directory-based notebooks, so complex formatting may not be supported by the nb CLI workflow.