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pyicloud

A Python wrapper for accessing data from iCloud webservices, including Account, Find My, Calendar, Contacts, iCloud Drive, Photos, Hide My Email, Reminders, and Notes.

jrnl

Collect your thoughts and notes without leaving the command line.

knoten

Standalone CLI zettelkasten with a local markdown vault and SQLite FTS5 index; optionally plugs into a remote backend for multi-device sync

slipbox

A static site generator for Zettelkasten notes

beeply

A simple package that helps you produce musical notes using your computer's characteristic beep sounds

obsidianhtml

Python code to convert Obsidian notes to proper markdown and optionally to create an html site too.

gpgnotes

GPGNotes

joplin-cli

Agent-friendly CLI and Python SDK for controlling a running local Joplin desktop instance through the Joplin Clipper REST API.

chord-chart

Chord chart validation and transposition

snippy

Snippy is a software development and maintenance notes manager.

revornix

The python package for Revornix API.

paperead

A tiny tool to present and manage your reading and notes.

google-keep-mcp

An MCP server for Google Keep notes

notes-watcher

A daemon that detects @ mentions in Obsidian markdown notes and dispatches instructions to configured agents

notable

Notable - a simple note taking application

notes2py

Проект для конкурса «Всероссийский IT-Раунд» 2022

snippet-cli

Advanced snippet manager for the command-line.

taskbridge

Export your Apple Reminders & Notes to NextCloud, a local folder, or CalDav - and keep them in sync!

jupytergraffiti

Create interactive screencasts inside Jupyter Notebook that anybody can play back

keep-cli

keep-cli is a cli Google Keep client. You can add, delete, and manage your google keep notes. Under development.

pyexecmd

A python-enhanced markdown-like note language

pyzet

Simple note-taking with CLI & Git integration.

terminotes

Terminal-first notes CLI with SQLite storage and git sync.

taskbridgeapp

Export your Apple Reminders & Notes to NextCloud, a local folder, or CalDav - and keep them in sync!