upnote

Notes & PKM
v1.0.1
Benign

Manage UpNote notes and notebooks via x-callback-url automation.

634 downloads634 installsby @wemcdonald

Setup & Installation

Install command

clawhub install wemcdonald/upnote

If the CLI is not installed:

Install command

npx clawhub@latest install wemcdonald/upnote

Or install with OpenClaw CLI:

Install command

openclaw skills install wemcdonald/upnote

or paste the repo link into your assistant's chat

Install command

https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/wemcdonald/upnote

What This Skill Does

Automates UpNote note and notebook management through x-callback-url calls wrapped in a shell script. Supports creating notes with optional markdown formatting, organizing into notebooks, searching, and navigating by tag or view mode.

Uses UpNote's built-in x-callback-url support directly, so no third-party integrations or API keys are needed.

When to Use It

  • Creating structured meeting notes in a specific notebook
  • Searching notes by keyword across the entire library
  • Organizing new project ideas into a dedicated notebook
  • Opening a specific note directly by its ID
  • Browsing all notes filed under a given tag
View original SKILL.md file
# UpNote

Manage UpNote notes and notebooks using x-callback-url automation.

## Overview

UpNote is installed and supports x-callback-url endpoints for automation. Use the bundled `upnote.sh` script for all UpNote operations.

## Quick Start

Create a note:
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh new --title "My Note" --text "Note content here"
```

Create a note with markdown:
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh new --title "Meeting Notes" --text "# Agenda\n- Item 1" --markdown
```

Create a note in a specific notebook:
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh new --title "Project Ideas" --text "Ideas..." --notebook "Work"
```

## Common Operations

### Create Note
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh new \
  --title "Note Title" \
  --text "Content here" \
  [--notebook "Notebook Name"] \
  [--markdown] \
  [--new-window]
```

### Create Notebook
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh notebook new "Notebook Name"
```

### Open Note (requires note ID)
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh open <noteId> [true|false]
```

To get a note ID, right-click a note in UpNote → Copy Link → extract the ID from the URL.

### Open Notebook (requires notebook ID)
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh notebook open <notebookId>
```

### View Tag
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh tag "tag-name"
```

### Search Notes
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh view all_notes --query "search term"
```

### View Modes
```bash
scripts/upnote.sh view <mode>
```

Available modes:
- `all_notes` - All notes
- `quick_access` - Quick access notes
- `templates` - All templates
- `trash` - Trash
- `notebooks` - Notebooks (use with `--notebook-id`)
- `tags` - Tags (use with `--tag-id`)
- `filters` - Filters (use with `--filter-id`)
- `all_notebooks` - All notebooks
- `all_tags` - All tags

## Notes

- All UpNote operations open the UpNote app
- Note and notebook IDs can be obtained by copying links from UpNote (right-click → Copy Link)
- The script handles URL encoding automatically
- For multi-line content, use `\n` for line breaks or pass content via heredoc

## Resources

### scripts/upnote.sh

Shell script wrapper for UpNote x-callback-url operations. Handles URL encoding and provides a clean CLI interface.

Example Workflow

Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.

INPUT

User asks: Creating structured meeting notes in a specific notebook

AGENT
  1. 1Creating structured meeting notes in a specific notebook
  2. 2Searching notes by keyword across the entire library
  3. 3Organizing new project ideas into a dedicated notebook
  4. 4Opening a specific note directly by its ID
  5. 5Browsing all notes filed under a given tag
OUTPUT
Manage UpNote notes and notebooks via x-callback-url automation.

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Last updatedFeb 25, 2026