Notee
Notee is python CLI that is able to fully replace your note making app or just be your fast way to create notes in terminal with additional functionality.
Sometimes I have an idea that comes from nowhere and to note it I have to open my obsidian app, create file and only then write my note, it's too slow. I created python CLI that will allow you to start writing your notes just after one command of 9 characters. Also there is functionality like ai module or search with vector database included.
Technologies
- Typer - to realize CLI functionality.
- Chroma DB - vector db for AI context and extendet search through your notes.
- MdUtils - for the md files creation.
- Rich - to make prints prettier.
How to use
! Requires python version between 3.12-3.14, it might work on older ones but won't work on 1.14.. because of chroma db bug
- Install package by running
pipx install notee. - Run
notee setupand go throught instuctions in the console.
Done! Now you can use it freely🎉
Commands
setup- setup notee before using it.idea- create idea note.movie- create movie review note.book- create book review note.source- create note about source to something.todo- create todo note.search QUERY- search notes related to your query.open- open your note in the terminal.scan- scan your vault and add new notes to the database.obsidian_mode --on/--off- use to manage obsidian mode(only affects how tags are created).different_folders --on/--off- toggle between creating folder for each tipe of template or store all notes in core folder.ai_module --on/-off- toggle between using ai module or not.setup_ai- change Ai provider/api key.ask QUERY- ask AI question and it'll answer it based on your notes.change_ai_model AI_MODEL_NAME- change default ai model. Please be careful and make sure that you're passing correct model name.
| AI provider | Default model |
|---|---|
| Open AI | gpt-4.1-mini-2025-04-14 |
| Google Gemini | gemini-2.5-flash |
| Hack Club AI API | google/gemini-2.5-flash |
Found error?
Please let me know about it by submitting issue on the github repository. I'll try to fix it as fast as possible!
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