CLI 1.0

You're in the terminal, and so is your agent. It has just written a summary worth keeping, or you've run into a link you'll want next month. Until now, keeping it meant leaving what you were doing - open the app, paste, switch back. With Edicek CLI you save it right where you are.

The CLI has quietly been around for about a year. We never mentioned it anywhere, because it didn't feel ready yet - all it could do was export everything you've saved as Markdown files, one per card, for handing to an agent as context. That turned out to be half of it. Alongside the export, this version lets you save notes and bookmarks too. So tools like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor don't just get to read your knowledge base - they can grow it, with every note and bookmark saved together with the why, the reason it matters to you.

And it doesn't have to be you typing. A research file your agent just wrote becomes a note, a source it found becomes a bookmark. Both land on your Timeline page right away, on your iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, and come back out with your next export.

The CLI signs in with a personal access token, which you create in the web app under Profile. Everything else - installing it, every command and all its options - is in the CLI guide.