Releases: chhoumann/quickadd
0.23.0
0.23.0 (2023-04-21)
Features
- add AI Assistant to macros. You can now use the power of Large Language Models in your macros (fa361e4)
Here is a showcase of what's possible with the new feature.
To get started, you'll need to grab an OpenAI API key.
Here is the big guide to getting started with AI-powered workflows in QuickAdd
0.22.0
0.21.0
0.20.1
0.20.0
0.19.4
0.19.3
0.19.2
0.19.1
0.19.0
0.19.0 (2023-04-05)
Features
- Capture Anywhere: captures now support folder paths as the 'Capture To' target (bf0126e), closes #227
- Capture with Tag: put a tag in the capture path to capture to a file with that tag (85b2a5a), closes #227
Capturing to any file in a folder
You can now type a folder name into the Capture To field, and QuickAdd will ask you which file in the folder you'd like to capture to.
This also supports the format syntax. You can even write a filename in the suggester that opens, and it will create the file for you - assuming you have the Create file if it doesn't exist setting enabled.
For example, you might have a folder called CRM/people. In this folder, you have a note for the people in your life. You can type CRM/people in the Capture To field, and QuickAdd will ask you which file to capture to. You can then type John Doe in the suggester, and QuickAdd will create a file called John Doe.md in the CRM/people folder.
You could also write nothing - or / - in the Capture To field. This will open the suggester with all of your files in it, and you can select or type the name of the file you want to capture to.
Capturing to a folder will show all files in that folder. This means that files in nested folders will also appear.
Capturing to file with tag
Similarly, you can type a tag name in the Capture To field, and QuickAdd will ask you which file to capture to, assuming the file has the tag you specify.
If you have a tag called #people, and you type #people in the Capture To field, QuickAdd will ask you which file to capture to, assuming the file has the #people tag.
