Sync + remote control agents
Sync a directory and then open a remote control agent in that directory on the desktop. Now it’s possible to use agents to manage your todo, notes, pull in your git history, track bugs, all from this familiar interface. Can use the agent’s remote app to tell it what to add to your agenda, or use this app directly to mark things and prompt action that way. Its all text files so I can decide to switch agents, not use one at all, whatever. Everything up to date in the app. I have up to 4 or 5 separate agent sessions going and can come here and check statuses, commits, everything going on.
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Ccrachel123
Best org app
Best in class
GGeniusBruiser
a good un
beorg is a well-maintained app. I’ve honestly been very happy with the development over the years. it’s no emacs org-mode on a desktop proper, but the steady flow of new features over the years has left me pretty satisfied in terms of investing the time to learn how it works and pay for the additional features. there is also just a dearth of apps for what is a pretty niche OS anyways so happy we have some good ones. just never left a review so had to leave one!
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Uuranickname
A Perfect Org App That Could Become Even More Powerful
This is a perfect app, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves Org mode in Emacs.
The one feature I would really like to see is the ability to view and edit .org files located anywhere outside the folder designated for syncing. On my Mac, I use Org mode for all kinds of purposes, not just for managing my agenda. I often write quick notes or checklists for projects in Org files. However, with the current version of beorg, I cannot access those files if they are outside the sync folder.
If beorg could also be used as a general-purpose .org file viewer and editor, it would take the workflow integration with Emacs on a computer to the next level.
The one feature I would really like to see is the ability to view and edit .org files located anywhere outside the folder designated for syncing. On my Mac, I use Org mode for all kinds of purposes, not just for managing my agenda. I often write quick notes or checklists for projects in Org files. However, with the current version of beorg, I cannot access those files if they are outside the sync folder.
If beorg could also be used as a general-purpose .org file viewer and editor, it would take the workflow integration with Emacs on a computer to the next level.
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Kkakerajp
Best AI companion
Works side by side with regular Emacs
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