A minimalist personal knowledge wrangler.

```
     __     __
    /_/__  / /_  _________
   / / _ \/ __/_/ _/ / /  \
__/ /\___/\__/_/_/ \__/_/_/
\__/
                        thought --> jot!

```

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Documentation for Jot is coming, please check back soon!

If you're itching to try it without much help, start with:
```sh
$ git clone https://github.com/evnp/jot.run.git
$ jot.run/install <directory-in-$PATH-to-install-in>
# eg.
$ jot.run/install ~/bin
```
Jot comes with aliases which make the experience of using it even more
ergonomic -- if you want to try them out, run this instead:
```sh
$ jot.run/install ~/bin <path-to-your-shell-rc-file>
```
This will append these aliases to the bottom of your shell rc file:
```
alias jn="j --num"  # used to invoke the classic unix number-generator `jot`
```
To uninstall Jot, run:
```
$ jot.run/uninstall <same-args-which-were-provided-on-install>
```

License
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MIT