Lumen

@mohamedakhalik @lumen_notes Lumen’s core principles are: - File over app - Anything added dilutes everything else Glad to hear that’s resonating with you :)

@lumen_notes is everything I've dreamed of in a notesapp. Thank you

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Pro tip: You can use @lumen_notes as a memory manager for @openclaw I asked my clawdbot to make its workspace a git repo and push to GitHub whenever it updates its memory files Now I can open that repo in Lumen to browse and edit memory files with a nice UI

Calendar preview card UI for @lumen_notes built with @base_ui

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Daily pages are a core part of @lumen_notes and now there's a new way to navigate between them... Month layout! 🗓️

Found one of the best notes app @lumen_notes randomly. - Syncs to a private git repo, so you own the data in way its actually reusable. - Super minimal (exactly how I like it) Made by @colebemis btw

Just implemented this scroll masking CSS animation in @lumen_notes and it feels soo good

One of my favorite tiny details in @lumen_notes: The icons adapt to your theme Default → soft rounded corners E-ink → sharp corners (to limit aliasing)

@veewpe Genuine question: at what scope is the graph view helpful for you? I (@colebemis) have ~3000 notes in Lumen and the graph view of that is very hard to parse

@lumen_notes I always find it interesting and sometimes helpful to be able to see all my notes in one view. It doesn't really aid productivity though.

@lumen_notes loving the changes since I last used Lumen a few months ago! How possible would it be to implement a graph view of notes?

@davepikapage In the second example, you didn't create a new note. So when you clicked that link, Lumen prompted you to create a new note with the string you typed in as the note's id. We don't have 404s in Lumen. If you try to go to a note that doesn't exist, it will allow you to create it.

@davepikapage Ah, I see how this is confusing. In the first example, you created a new note and Lumen automatically gave it a unique id.

@davepikapage You can already do this :) Try typing `no:tags` into the search bar

@davepikapage @colebemis Noted. Thank you! I'll give this more thought

@davepikapage @devonrifkin We have an open issue for that: github.com/lumen-notes/lu… It hasn't bubbled up to the top of the priority list because it's a little trickier to implement

✨ QoL improvement: Lumen now highlights matching tags, links, and dates in search results. Thanks for the suggestion, @devonrifkin!

@davepikapage Shipped 🚀 github.com/lumen-notes/lu…

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