Local CLI Tools

Overview

User has three CLI tools installed and ready to use: km for knowledge management, bookmark for URL management, and shot-scraper for automated website screenshots. Use these commands directly - they're in PATH.

REQUIRED: Always use the correct tool:

• km new for notes and knowledge management
• bookmark add for saving URLs to read/reference later (NOT for screenshots)
• shot-scraper for ANY screenshot, capture, or visual image of a website

CRITICAL DISTINCTIONS:

• User wants to READ/REFERENCE content later → bookmark add
• User wants SCREENSHOT/VISUAL/IMAGE of website → shot-scraper
• User says "screenshot", "capture", "take a picture", "grab an image" → shot-scraper (NEVER bookmark)

Screenshots are NOT bookmarks. Bookmarks are NOT screenshots. These are different tools for different purposes.

Quick Reference

Bookmark Manager (bookmark)

Location: /home/ags/.local/bin/bookmark Backend: API running on localhost:8000

# Add a bookmark (automatically fetches title and summary)
bookmark add https://example.com/article

# List recent bookmarks
bookmark list

# Search bookmarks (uses semantic search with embeddings)
bookmark search "docker security"

# Mark bookmark as read
bookmark mark BOOKMARK_ID read

Features:

• Automatic title extraction via Jina AI
• AI-generated 2-3 sentence summaries (Claude Haiku)
• Semantic search via embeddings
• Read/inbox status tracking

Knowledge Management (km)

Location: /home/ags/.cargo/bin/km Storage: Git-backed Zettelkasten notes

# Create new note (opens editor)
km new "Docker Security Best Practices"

# Create note with content via stdin
km new "Quick Note" << 'EOF'
# Quick Note
Content here
Tags: #docker #security
EOF

# Search notes by content
km find docker

# List recent notes
km ls

# Browse note graph interactively
km graph

# Show specific note
km show NOTE_ID

# Sync to remote
km sync

Note Format:

• Markdown files
• Use #tags for categorization
• Wikilinks [[other-note]] for connections
• Backed by git for version control

Screenshot Automation (shot-scraper)

THIS IS THE SCREENSHOT TOOL - Use this for ANY website screenshot request

Installation: pip install shot-scraper && shot-scraper install Built on: Playwright for reliable browser automation

When to use: User asks to screenshot/capture/grab image of ANY website - simple or complex

# Basic screenshot (auto-names file based on URL)
shot-scraper https://datasette.io/

# Screenshot with custom height
shot-scraper https://github.com/simonw/shot-scraper -h 900

# Screenshot specific element
shot-scraper https://example.com --selector ".main-content"

# Multiple screenshots from YAML config
shot-scraper multi screenshots.yaml

# Execute JavaScript and capture data
shot-scraper javascript https://example.com "
  return {
    title: document.title,
    links: Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('a')).length
  }
"

# Generate PDF instead of screenshot
shot-scraper pdf https://example.com -o output.pdf

# Wait for element before capturing
shot-scraper https://example.com --wait 2000

# Set viewport size
shot-scraper https://example.com --width 1280 --height 720

# Capture with authentication
shot-scraper auth https://app.example.com
shot-scraper https://app.example.com  # Uses saved auth

Common YAML config (screenshots.yaml):

- url: https://example.com
  output: homepage.png
  height: 800

- url: https://example.com/about
  output: about.png
  selector: ".content"

- url: https://example.com/dashboard
  output: dashboard.png
  wait: 2000

Features:

• CSS selector-based element targeting
• JavaScript execution for data scraping
• Custom wait conditions and delays
• PDF generation from webpages
• Authentication workflow support
• Retina/high-DPI support
• GitHub Actions integration
• Transparent backgrounds
• Batch processing via YAML config

Use cases:

• Documentation screenshots
• Dashboard archiving
• Visual regression testing
• Web scraping with JS
• Automated report generation

HANDLES COMPLEX CASES: shot-scraper supports multiple pages, custom selectors, wait conditions, viewports - everything you need. Don't write custom Playwright/Puppeteer scripts.

Paperless-ngx Document Management

Location: /home/ags/paperless-ngx URL: https://n8n.gstoehl.dev

Adding Documents

# Copy files to consume directory for automatic processing
cp ~/Downloads/invoice.pdf /home/ags/paperless-ngx/consume/

# Or use docker exec for management commands
cd /home/ags/paperless-ngx
docker compose exec webserver python manage.py COMMAND

Common Management Commands

# Export all documents
docker compose exec webserver python manage.py document_exporter /usr/src/paperless/export

# Query documents via Python shell
docker compose exec webserver python manage.py shell_plus --plain -c "
from documents.models import Document
print('Total documents:', Document.objects.count())
"

# Create superuser account
docker compose exec webserver python manage.py createsuperuser

When User Says...

User says "note" → You run km new User says "bookmark" → You run bookmark add User says "screenshot" → You run shot-scraper URL

Red Flags - STOP and Use Correct Tool

If you find yourself doing ANY of these, STOP immediately and use the correct tool:

• About to suggest bookmark add when user asked for screenshot → Use shot-scraper
• Thinking "maybe they don't really need a screenshot" → User knows what they want, use shot-scraper
• Writing Puppeteer/Playwright code → Use shot-scraper
• Creating YAML config but then suggesting custom script → Use shot-scraper multi config.yaml
• Asking user to clarify screenshot vs bookmark → User said screenshot, use shot-scraper
• Suggesting manual browser screenshot → Use shot-scraper

All of these mean: Execute shot-scraper immediately

Don't - No Exceptions

• ❌ Use curl to call the bookmark API directly (use bookmark CLI)
• ❌ Use Python script paths like /home/ags/bookmark-manager/cli/bookmark_cli.py (use bookmark command)
• ❌ Create standalone .md files (use km new)
• ❌ Download HTML files (use bookmark add)
• ❌ Write custom Puppeteer/Playwright scripts (use shot-scraper)
• ❌ Manual browser screenshots (use shot-scraper)
• ❌ "Complex requirements justify custom script" (shot-scraper handles it)
• ❌ Use bookmark add when user asks for screenshots (bookmark ≠ screenshot)
• ❌ Suggest "better alternatives" to screenshot requests (user knows what they want)
• ❌ "Time pressure justifies skipping tools" (tools are faster)
• ❌ Navigate to tool directories to run scripts (tools are in PATH)
• ❌ Provide multiple alternatives (use the proper tool)
• ❌ Ask which approach to use (execute the command)
• ❌ Explore directories to find tools (use commands directly)

No matter how urgent: Use bookmark add for URLs, km new for notes, and shot-scraper for screenshots. These commands take 2 seconds.

Commands Are Installed

All three commands are installed in PATH:

• bookmark → /home/ags/.local/bin/bookmark
• km → /home/ags/.cargo/bin/km
• shot-scraper → Installed via pip

Always use the command name directly. Never use full paths or Python scripts.

Common Mistakes