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@devbrevity/note-cli

v1.1.2

Published

CLI tool for notesBrevity journal entries

Readme

@devbrevity/note-cli

npm

A terminal-based CLI for LifeBrevity journal entries. Create, list, search, and manage your notes from the command line.

Requirements

Install

npm install -g @devbrevity/note-cli

Quick Start

# Sign in (opens browser)
note login

# Create a note
note create -t "Meeting Notes" -b "Discussed the roadmap for Q2"

# List recent notes
note list

# Search your notes
note search "roadmap"

Commands

note login

Opens your browser for secure sign-in via LifeBrevity. Your session lasts 7 days.

note login

note create

Create a new journal entry.

note create -t "Title" -b "Body content"
note create -t "Ideas" -b "Some thoughts" -s --tags "work,ideas"

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -t, --title <title> | Entry title (required) | | -b, --body <body> | Entry body (required) | | -s, --summarize | Generate an AI summary | | --tags <tags> | Comma-separated tags |

note list

List journal entries with optional filters.

note list
note list --limit 5 --tags "work" --start-date 2026-01-01

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --limit <n> | Number of entries (default 20) | | --start-date <date> | Filter from date (YYYY-MM-DD) | | --end-date <date> | Filter to date (YYYY-MM-DD) | | --tags <tags> | Filter by tags |

note get <entryId>

Display a full journal entry.

note get abc12345-6789-...

note search <query>

Semantic search across all your entries.

note search "what did I write about productivity?"
note search "meeting notes" --limit 5

note whoami

Show current user, token expiry, and config location.

note logout

Clear all stored credentials.

note --help

Show all available commands and options.

note --version

Show the installed version.

Authentication

The CLI uses browser-based OAuth (same as the LifeBrevity web app). When you run note login, your browser opens to the LifeBrevity sign-in page. After authenticating, you're redirected back and the CLI stores your session locally.

  • Token location: ~/.config/note-cli/auth.json (Linux/macOS) or %APPDATA%\note-cli\auth.json (Windows)
  • Session duration: 7 days
  • API key: Provided automatically at login

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @devbrevity/note-cli

Links

License

MIT