theaayushstha1 Quick Note
Capture notes quickly to organized markdown files in ~/notes/.
Command Routing
| User Says | Action |
|---|---|
| "note this [content]" | Save note with auto timestamp |
| "quick note [content] #tag" | Save note with tags |
| "show my notes" / "today's notes" | List notes from today |
| "notes from [date]" | List notes from specific date |
Workflow: Save Note
Step 1: Parse Input
Extract from user input:
- Content: The note text
- Tags: Any
#hashtagwords (e.g.,#gaudon,#urgent,#learning) - Project: If tagged with a project name, link to project
Step 2: Write to File
Append to ~/notes/YYYY-MM-DD.md (create if doesn't exist):
## HH:MM - [Tags]
[Note content]
---
Example file ~/notes/2026-02-25.md:
# Notes - February 25, 2026
## 10:30 - #gaudon #urgent
Fix auth bug in GAUDON before client call at 2pm
---
## 14:15 - #learning
Check out LangGraph for agent orchestration - saw interesting thread on Twitter
---
## 16:00 - #job-search
Amazon recruiter responded - need to reply by Thursday
---
Step 3: Create File If New
If the daily file doesn't exist, create it with a header:
# Notes - [Month Day, Year]
Then append the note.
Step 4: Confirm
Saved note to ~/notes/2026-02-25.md at 10:30 AM
Tags: #gaudon #urgent
Workflow: Read Notes
Today's Notes
Read ~/notes/[today's date].md and display contents.
Specific Date
Read ~/notes/[requested date].md and display.
Search Notes
Use Grep to search across all note files:
Grep pattern="search term" path=~/notes/
File Structure
~/notes/
├── 2026-02-25.md
├── 2026-02-24.md
├── 2026-02-23.md
└── ...
Each file is a daily log with timestamped entries.
Tag Conventions
Common tags:
#urgent- Time-sensitive items#gaudon- GAUDON freelance project#job-search- Job application related#learning- Things to learn/explore#idea- Project or feature ideas#bug- Bugs to fix#meeting- Meeting notes
Error Handling
| Error | Solution |
|---|---|
| ~/notes/ doesn't exist | Create directory automatically |
| Permission error | Check file permissions |
| No notes for date | Report "No notes found for [date]" |