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Description

The timo add command allows you to capture and save a new thought to your list. You can add thoughts with or without labels to help categorize and organize them.

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Syntax

timo add <text> [options]

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Arguments

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text
string
required
The thought or idea you want to save. Multiple words will be automatically combined into a single thought.

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Options

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-l, --label
string
Assign a label to the thought for categorization and easier filtering. Labels help you organize thoughts by topic, project, or priority.

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Examples

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Add a simple thought

timo add Buy groceries
The command executes silently on success.

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Add a thought with a label

timo add Buy groceries -l errands
The command executes silently on success.

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Add a multi-word thought

timo add Work on quarterly report for the finance team
The command executes silently on success. 
timo add Schedule meeting with design team --label=work
The command executes silently on success.

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Common Use Cases

timo add Remember to call mom
timo add Check email before 5pm
Multiple words in your thought are automatically combined, so you don’t need to use quotes. For example, timo add This is my thought works perfectly.
Make sure to provide at least some text for your thought. The command requires the text argument to be present.

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