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Create, view, search, edit, move, export, or delete Apple Notes on macOS with the memo CLI.

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Apple Notes

Use memo notes to work with Apple Notes when the user wants the result in Notes.app. This Skill is macOS-only.

Prerequisites

command -v memo
memo notes --help

The memo CLI comes from https://github.com/antoniorodr/memo. If it is missing, explain the dependency and let the user choose whether to install it; do not install it silently. Notes.app must be accessible, and macOS may ask the user to grant Automation access under System Settings > Privacy & Security > Automation.

Read and search

memo notes
memo notes -f "Folder Name"
memo notes -s "query"

Use the narrowest folder or search query available. Do not surface unrelated private notes in the response.

Create

memo notes -a
memo notes -a "Note Title"

Creation may open an interactive editor. Use a persistent interactive terminal when available; otherwise ask the user to complete the prompt locally.

Edit, move, export, and delete

memo notes -e
memo notes -m
memo notes -ex
memo notes -d

These commands use interactive note selection. Before editing, moving, or deleting, identify the exact note and folder. Treat create, edit, move, and delete as changes to the user's Notes library: perform them only when requested. Confirm immediately before deletion if the target was not already unambiguous in the user's instruction.

Limitations

  • memo cannot edit notes that contain images or attachments.
  • Interactive prompts require terminal access and may not work in a one-shot command.
  • Exported files can contain private note content; write them only to a location the user requested and avoid exposing unrelated content.
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