Quire – An ObsidianMD plugin for long-form writing
Scrivenings-style Galley editor stitches scenes into one document while saving back to individual files.
Ephe for the terminal, but terminal note apps already exist in dozens of flavors.
Developers who work primarily in terminal environments
Ephe · vimwiki · jrnl
I built aeph, a small TUI app for jotting down notes and TODOs in Markdown without leaving the terminal.
The idea was inspired by Ephe (https://github.com/epheapp/ephe). I liked the concept of using Markdown as a kind of "paper notebook" for notes and tasks. It felt simple and flexible.
I wanted something similar but that could live entirely in the terminal, since I spend most of my time there.
aeph treats Markdown files like a notebook:
* write quick notes with md support * manage TODO checkboxes
It's written in Rust and uses a minimal TUI.
Interestingly, after a Japanese blog post introduced it, the npm package was downloaded a few thousand times. That made me curious how useful this idea might be for a broader developer audience.
I'd love to hear any thoughts or feedback.
Scrivenings-style Galley editor stitches scenes into one document while saving back to individual files.
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Full VPS lifecycle management over SSH without ever touching a web browser.
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Writes wikilinks directly into files—no database, no daemon, just markdown.