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Description

The timo remove command allows you to delete one or more specific thoughts from your list by providing their ID numbers. The IDs are shown when you use the timo list or timo search commands.

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Syntax

timo remove <id> [<id2> <id3> ...]

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Arguments

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id
number
required
The ID number(s) of the thought(s) you want to remove. You can specify multiple IDs separated by spaces to remove multiple thoughts at once.

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Examples

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Remove a single thought

First, list your thoughts to see their IDs: 
timo list

[1]: Buy groceries
[2]: Work on quarterly report
[3]: Schedule meeting with design team
[4]: Review pull request #123
[5]: Pick up dry cleaning
Then remove a specific thought: 
timo remove 3
The command executes silently on success.

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Remove multiple thoughts

timo remove 1 4 5
The command executes silently on success.

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Remove thoughts after searching

timo search meeting

[3]: Schedule meeting with design team
[7]: Prepare slides for client meeting

timo remove 3 7
The command executes silently on success.

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Common Use Cases

# List all thoughts
timo list

# Remove completed items
timo remove 2 5 8
Always use timo list or timo search first to identify the correct ID numbers of the thoughts you want to remove.
Once a thought is removed, it cannot be recovered. Make sure you’re removing the correct IDs before executing the command.
The ID numbers must be valid. If you provide an ID that doesn’t exist, the command may fail or skip that ID.

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