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Note Taker

by @bytesagain3

笔记整理助手。康奈尔笔记法、卡片盒笔记(Zettelkasten)、思维导图笔记、会议笔记、课堂笔记、笔记整理。Note-taking with Cornell method, Zettelkasten, mind maps, meeting notes, lecture notes.

Versionv2.0.1

Downloads2,002

Installs10

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TERMINAL

clawhub install note-taker

📖 About This Skill

version: "2.0.0" name: note-taker description: "笔记整理助手。康奈尔笔记法、卡片盒笔记(Zettelkasten)、思维导图笔记、会议笔记、课堂笔记、笔记整理。Note-taking with Cornell method, Zettelkasten, mind maps, meeting notes, lecture notes." author: BytesAgain homepage: https://bytesagain.com source: https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills

Note-Taker

A productivity and task management tool. Add items, manage a to-do list, set priorities, track daily and weekly views, set reminders, view statistics, clear completed tasks, and export data — all from the command line with persistent local storage.

Commands

Task Management

| Command | Description | Usage | |---------|-------------|-------| | add | Add a new item to your task list | note-taker add | | list | List all current items | note-taker list | | done | Mark an item as completed | note-taker done | | priority | Set priority level for an item | note-taker priority | | clear | Clear all completed items from the list | note-taker clear |

Views & Planning

| Command | Description | Usage | |---------|-------------|-------| | today | Show today's items and schedule | note-taker today | | week | Show the weekly overview | note-taker week | | remind | Set a reminder for an item | note-taker remind |

Data & Management

| Command | Description | Usage | |---------|-------------|-------| | stats | Show total item count and statistics | note-taker stats | | export | Export all data to stdout | note-taker export | | help | Show the built-in help message | note-taker help | | version | Print the current version (v2.0.0) | note-taker version |

How It Works

add appends a date-stamped line to the data file and confirms with "Added: ..."

list prints all items from the data file, or "(empty)" if nothing exists yet

done marks a given item as completed and logs the action

priority assigns a priority level (default: medium) to the specified item

today filters the data file for today's date and displays matching items

week shows a weekly overview of scheduled items

remind sets a reminder for an item at a specified time (default: tomorrow)

stats prints the total line count from the data file

clear removes completed items from the active list

export dumps the entire data file contents to stdout

Data Storage

All data is stored locally in ~/.local/share/note-taker/:

data.log — the main data file containing all items (one per line, date-prefixed)

history.log — tracks all command activity with timestamps

Entries in data.log are formatted as YYYY-MM-DD

Set NOTE_TAKER_DIR environment variable to change the data directory

Also respects XDG_DATA_HOME if set (defaults to ~/.local/share)

Requirements

Bash (any modern version)

No external dependencies — pure shell script

Works on Linux and macOS

Standard Unix utilities: date, wc, grep, cat

When to Use

1. Daily task tracking — use add to capture tasks throughout the day, today to see what's on your plate, and done to check off completed work 2. Weekly planning sessions — use week for an overview, priority to rank what matters most, and remind for upcoming deadlines 3. Quick capture from terminal — when you're already in the terminal and want to jot something down without switching apps, add is instant 4. Reviewing progress — use list to see everything, stats for totals, and export to pipe data into other tools for analysis 5. Maintaining a clean list — use clear to remove completed items and keep your active list focused on what still needs attention

Examples

# Add a new task
note-taker add "Review pull request for auth module"
Add another task
note-taker add "Prepare slides for Friday meeting"
List all tasks
note-taker list
Mark a task as done
note-taker done "Review pull request for auth module"
Set priority on a task
note-taker priority "Prepare slides for Friday meeting" high
See what's on for today
note-taker today
Set a reminder
note-taker remind "Submit expense report" "Friday 5pm"
View statistics
note-taker stats
Export all data for backup
note-taker export > backup.txt

Output

Commands print concise confirmations to stdout. list and export output the full data file. stats shows a total count. All actions are also logged to history.log for auditing. Redirect output with standard shell operators: note-taker list > tasks.txt.

Configuration

| Variable | Description | Default | |----------|-------------|---------| | NOTE_TAKER_DIR | Override the data directory path | ~/.local/share/note-taker | | XDG_DATA_HOME | XDG base directory (used if NOTE_TAKER_DIR is not set) | ~/.local/share |

⚡ When to Use

Trigger	Action
2. Weekly planning sessions — use `week` for an overview, `priority` to rank what matters most, and `remind` for upcoming deadlines
3. Quick capture from terminal — when you're already in the terminal and want to jot something down without switching apps, `add` is instant
4. Reviewing progress — use `list` to see everything, `stats` for totals, and `export` to pipe data into other tools for analysis
5. Maintaining a clean list — use `clear` to remove completed items and keep your active list focused on what still needs attention

💡 Examples

# Add a new task
note-taker add "Review pull request for auth module"
Add another task
note-taker add "Prepare slides for Friday meeting"
List all tasks
note-taker list
Mark a task as done
note-taker done "Review pull request for auth module"
Set priority on a task
note-taker priority "Prepare slides for Friday meeting" high
See what's on for today
note-taker today
Set a reminder
note-taker remind "Submit expense report" "Friday 5pm"
View statistics
note-taker stats
Export all data for backup
note-taker export > backup.txt

Trigger	Action
2. Weekly planning sessions — use `week` for an overview, `priority` to rank what matters most, and `remind` for upcoming deadlines
3. Quick capture from terminal — when you're already in the terminal and want to jot something down without switching apps, `add` is instant
4. Reviewing progress — use `list` to see everything, `stats` for totals, and `export` to pipe data into other tools for analysis
5. Maintaining a clean list — use `clear` to remove completed items and keep your active list focused on what still needs attention