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Control Noctalia Sticky Notes via IPC on this NixOS setup. Use when asked to add, list, update, remove, clear, or toggle sticky notes.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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| name | noctalia-sticky-notes |
| description | Control Noctalia Sticky Notes via IPC on this NixOS setup. Use when asked to add, list, update, remove, clear, or toggle sticky notes. |
Use noctalia-shell ipc commands (not qs -c ...) in this environment.
noctalia-shell ipc show | rg "^target plugin:sticky-notes$"
If missing:
systemctl --user restart noctalia-shellnoctalia-shell ipc show~/.config/noctalia/plugins/sticky-notes# Add note (returns noteId)
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes addNote "Buy milk"
# List notes (JSON)
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes getNotes
# Update note
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes updateNote "note_123" "Updated text"
# Remove note
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes removeNote "note_123"
# Clear all notes
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes clearNotes
# Toggle panel
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes togglePanel
Sticky Notes renders Markdown. You can include things like:
# Title**bold**, *italic*, ~~done~~- [ ] todo, - [x] done`inline` and fenced blocks[label](url), Example:
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes addNote $'# Today\n- [ ] Review PR\n- [x] Rebuild\n\n```sh\nnoctalia-shell ipc show\n```'
# Pretty list (newest first)
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes getNotes \
| jq -r 'sort_by(.modified) | reverse[] | "\(.noteId)\t\(.content)"'
# Get latest note id
noctalia-shell ipc call plugin:sticky-notes getNotes \
| jq -r 'sort_by(.modified) | last | .noteId'
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