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notes_move_to_folder

Skill9 starsChanged 6 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Move a note (by exact title match) into a Notes folder (by exact folder name). Pure AppleScript — no UI scripting, no flakiness. The folder must already exist; create it with osascript or via the Notes UI before calling this skill.

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    If the note or folder is missing, returns a clear ERR: line — the caller should create the folder first via osascript or skip the move.

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SKILL.md

notes_move_to_folder — move a Notes note into a folder

Pure AppleScript wrapper for the move <note> to <folder> pattern, with cross-account search so it works regardless of whether the note lives in iCloud, "On My Mac", or another account.

Examples

notes_move_to_folder note="KinBench Move 176" folder="kinbench-folder"
  → moved 'KinBench Move 176' -> 'kinbench-folder'

If the note or folder is missing, returns a clear ERR: line — the caller should create the folder first via osascript or skip the move.

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