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@xaju/kami

v0.1.2

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Local-first notes CLI with a terminal UI and GitHub Markdown sync.

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Kami

Kami is a local-first notes app for your terminal, with simple GitHub sync.

Install

npm install -g @xaju/kami

Check that it works:

kami help

First Note

Create a note:

kami add

List your notes:

kami list

Kami shows each note with a short ID:

45438ad0  meeting ideas
efdfdebb  books to read

Use that ID to read or edit a note:

kami get 45438ad0
kami edit 45438ad0

Sync With GitHub

Sign in:

kami login

Follow the browser instructions, then sync:

kami sync

By default, Kami syncs to a private GitHub repo named kami, inside a notes/ folder.

Check your sync setup:

kami github-status

Daily Workflow

kami add
kami list
kami search idea
kami edit <note-id>
kami sync

Commands

kami help

Show all commands.

kami login

Sign in with GitHub.

kami whoami

Show the signed-in GitHub user.

kami add

Create a note in the terminal editor.

kami import <file.md>

Move an existing Markdown file into Kami.

kami list

List local notes with short IDs.

kami get <note-id>

Print one note.

kami edit <note-id>

Edit one note.

kami search <query>

Search local notes.

kami delete <note-id>

Delete a note locally and from GitHub on the next sync.

kami delete <note-id> --local-only

Remove a note from this device only.

kami sync

Sync notes with GitHub.

kami logout

Sign out locally.

kami github-status

Show GitHub sync status.

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @xaju/kami

If Something Goes Wrong

Use @xaju/kami, not the old package name.

If install fails, wait a minute and try again:

npm cache verify
npm install -g @xaju/kami

If sync says you are not logged in:

kami login

If GitHub does not show your notes:

kami github-status
kami sync