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Overview

Personal Space commands manage your private data — notes, reminders, and flashcards. These are scoped to your authenticated user and are not visible to other team members.

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Notes

Personal notes with folder organization. No project scope required — notes belong to you.

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List Notes

# All notes
apollo note list

# Filter by folder
apollo note list --folder "Daily notes"

# Limit results
apollo note list --limit 20

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View a Note

apollo note view "Meeting notes"
Shows the note’s title, folder, version, and full content.

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Search Notes

apollo note search "architecture"
apollo note search "deployment" --limit 10
Searches across note titles and content (case-insensitive).

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Create a Note

# With inline content
apollo note create -t "Sprint Retro" --content "## What went well\n- Shipped on time"

# From a file
apollo note create -t "Design Doc" --file ./design.md

# In a folder
apollo note create -t "Daily 2026-02-20" --content "..." --folder "Daily notes"
Options:
FlagDescription
-t, --title <title>Note title (required)
--content <text>Note content
--file <path>Read content from a file
--folder <name>Place in a folder

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Update a Note

# Update content
apollo note update "Sprint Retro" --content "Updated retro notes..."

# Move to a folder
apollo note update "Sprint Retro" --folder "Retros"

# Rename
apollo note update "Sprint Retro" -t "Sprint 12 Retrospective"

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List Folders

apollo note folders

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Reminders

Time-based reminders with priority levels and optional recurrence.

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List Reminders

# Pending reminders only (default)
apollo reminder list

# Include completed and dismissed
apollo reminder list --all

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Create a Reminder

# Basic reminder
apollo reminder create -t "Deploy v2" --at "2026-03-15T09:00"

# With priority and recurrence
apollo reminder create \
  -t "Weekly standup prep" \
  --at "2026-03-17T08:30" \
  --priority 1 \
  --recurrence weekly
Options:
FlagDescription
-t, --title <title>Reminder title (required)
--at <datetime>When to remind (ISO 8601 format, required)
--description <text>Additional details
--priority <1-3>1 = high, 2 = medium, 3 = low
--recurrence <type>daily, weekly, or monthly

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Manage Reminders

# Mark as completed
apollo reminder complete <id>

# Snooze for 30 minutes (default)
apollo reminder snooze <id>

# Snooze for a specific duration
apollo reminder snooze <id> --minutes 60

# Snooze until a specific time
apollo reminder snooze <id> --until "2026-03-16T10:00"

# Dismiss (won't remind again)
apollo reminder dismiss <id>

# Permanently delete
apollo reminder delete <id>

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Flashcards

Spaced repetition flashcards using the SM-2 algorithm. Create cards, track review intervals, and study from the terminal.

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List Flashcards

# All flashcards
apollo flashcard list

# Only cards due for review
apollo flashcard list --due

# Limit results
apollo flashcard list --limit 20

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View a Flashcard

apollo flashcard view <id>
Shows front, back, and SM-2 stats (ease factor, interval, repetitions, next review date).

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Create a Flashcard

apollo flashcard create \
  --front "What is RLS?" \
  --back "Row-Level Security — a PostgreSQL feature that restricts which rows a user can access based on policies."
New cards start with default SM-2 parameters and are immediately due for review.

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Check Due Cards

apollo flashcard due
Shows the count of cards due for review and previews the first few.

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Review Flashcards

Interactive review session — the CLI shows the front of each due card, waits for you to think, then reveals the back and asks you to rate your recall: 
apollo flashcard review

Card 1 of 5
────────────────────────────
FRONT: What is RLS?

Press Enter to reveal...

BACK: Row-Level Security — a PostgreSQL feature that restricts
      which rows a user can access based on policies.

Rate your recall:
  1 = Complete blackout
  2 = Wrong, but recognized after seeing answer
  3 = Correct with difficulty
  4 = Perfect recall

Your rating [1-4]:
The SM-2 algorithm adjusts the card’s review interval based on your rating:
RatingEffect
1-2Reset interval to 1 day (card needs relearning)
3Increase interval slightly (correct but difficult)
4Increase interval significantly (easy recall)
In --json mode, apollo flashcard review --json skips the interactive flow and outputs the list of due cards as JSON — useful for building custom review UIs or Claude Code integrations.

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JSON Output

All personal space commands support --json: 
apollo note list --json
apollo reminder list --json
apollo flashcard due --json

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Piping Examples

# Get all note titles
apollo note list --json | jq '.[].title'

# Count due flashcards
apollo flashcard due --json | jq '.due_count'

# Export a note to a file
apollo note view "Design Doc" --json | jq -r '.content' > design.md