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memopaper-cli

v1.0.0

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CLI-first cross-device memo buffer for developers and agents

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Keywords

memocliterminalcross-devicemcpdeveloper-tools

Readme

memopaper

CLI client for memopaper — store and retrieve memos from your terminal.

Installation

npm install -g memopaper

Setup

memopaper init

Enter your API key when prompted. Get one at memopaper.dev under Dashboard → API Keys.

Config is saved to ~/.memopaper/config.json:

{
  "api_key": "mp_..."
}

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | init | Configure API key | | add | Save a memo | | list | List memos | | get <uuid\|index> | Get a memo by UUID or index (1=latest) | | latest | Get the latest memo | | oldest | Get the oldest memo | | pop | Get and delete the latest memo | | delete <uuid\|index> | Delete a memo | | edit <uuid\|index> <text> | Edit a memo's text | | copy | Copy the latest memo to clipboard | | stats | Show memo count by group |

add

memopaper add "text"                   # save to inbox
memopaper add -g work "text"           # save to a group
memopaper add --public "text"          # save as public
memopaper add --file path/to/file.txt  # save file contents
echo "text" | memopaper add            # pipe from stdin

list

memopaper list              # list inbox
memopaper list -g work      # list a group
memopaper list -n 50        # show up to 50 memos

get

memopaper get 1             # latest memo
memopaper get 2 -g work     # 2nd latest in @work
memopaper get <uuid>        # by UUID

pop

memopaper pop               # read + delete latest from inbox
memopaper pop -g work       # read + delete latest from @work

copy

memopaper copy              # copy latest memo to clipboard
memopaper copy -g work      # copy latest from @work

Supports macOS (pbcopy), Linux (xclip), and Windows (PowerShell).

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