Linux command
kb 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Add a new note
kb add "[title]" -c "[category]"
List all notes
kb list
List notes filtered by category
kb list -c "[category]"
Search notes
kb grep "[pattern]"
View a specific note
kb view "[title]"
Edit a note
kb edit "[title]"
Delete a note
kb delete "[title]"
Export the knowledge base
kb export
说明
kb is a text-oriented minimalist command-line knowledge base manager designed for software developers, penetration testers, students, and anyone who needs to collect and organize notes efficiently. It supports categorization, tagging, and full-text search of notes. Although primarily targeted at text-based note collection, kb also supports non-text files such as images, PDFs, and videos. Notes can be filtered by title, category, tags, and other metadata.
FAQ
What is the kb command used for?
kb is a text-oriented minimalist command-line knowledge base manager designed for software developers, penetration testers, students, and anyone who needs to collect and organize notes efficiently. It supports categorization, tagging, and full-text search of notes. Although primarily targeted at text-based note collection, kb also supports non-text files such as images, PDFs, and videos. Notes can be filtered by title, category, tags, and other metadata.
How do I run a basic kb example?
Run `kb add "[title]" -c "[category]"` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more kb examples?
This page includes 8 examples for kb, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.