Your projects already live in plain text.
Space Command reads them and shows you the one thing to do next.
A Mac sidebar and menu bar glance over the folders you already keep: code repos, notes, and blogs. There's no new app to move into and no database to feed. Your files stay yours, and they stay the source of truth.
Chapter 3 · Starters chapters/03-starters.md
Release TODO.md
Ideas IDEAS.md
Drafts
Recent
Connect your projects
Point it at ~/projects and your notes. It finds repos, vaults, and Hugo sites, and suggests the rest. A tag in a daily note links to the repo with the same name.
Plans and TODOs together
PLAN.md phases, TODO.md, BUGS.md, and tagged lines from your notes, gathered per project. Tick things off in the sidebar and the file changes too.
One thing first
Mark one line #focus and it leads every view. Priorities sort the rest, and snooze hides what can wait.
Ideas, kept apart
Tag a thought #idea wherever you are. When it's ready, make it a task in place. When it isn't, let it go.
Keep the blog moving
Drafts and recent posts for every Hugo site, new posts from your archetypes, a local preview, and Publish without a terminal.
Fix what you just copied
Unwrap text copied from a terminal, tidy Markdown, keep line art aligned, or turn a copy into a task.
Smart, but never presumptuous.
It notices and suggests. Nothing is written, linked, or promoted without your say.
- Plain text stays the source of truthTasks, priorities, and focus are tags in your files, so they sync with everything else you keep.
- Every change is carefulEach write checks the file first, changes only what it must, and can be undone.
- Nothing leaves your MacNo account, no server, no tracking. It reads the folders you choose and nothing else.