That's an awesome idea!

Thank you. A few years ago there was Ghostnote but the app is bot being developed anymore and does not work on newer macOS versions. I’m looking forward to port the app to Windows as I’ve never developed anything for Windows yet and am really interested in how window management works there

Why not use Adobe Bridge? It's free.

If it’s was published before 2022

So, It's like Cookiecutter, right? https://github.com/cookiecutter/cookiecutter

Yes. However, cookiecutter is the tool.

It would be nice if the repo was made into a cookiecutter template.

https://cookiecutter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/

Nice! It would be cool if every desktop in Mission Control had its own dock.

Thanks!

I will check out this option. I also created an Apple Shortcuts integration, so if Apple provides a way to integrate desktop changes using the automation app, you can configure it to run a DockFlow preset for each scenario.

The shortcut and CLI integration are really powerful, I know users who set up automations for focus modes, time of day, etc.

Let me know if you manage to create such an integration, and I will check that out as well.

Thank you!

I haven't coded for macOS for a while... well, for almost ten years :-) But as far as I remember, there's a 'NotificationCenter' which broadcasts system state changes to apps. Maybe it has a 'Desktop changed' event?

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as far as I understand, it's GitHub with AI prompts inside a commits. So you can fork and modify not only the code, but prompts as well.

> I'm curious: what are your must-haves in a note-taking application?

Unlimited undos. Even if I deleted text a year ago, app must bring it back. Ideally something like git, with branches and auto-commits.

Great, thanks. This is already in my minimum requirements.