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Cursor Apple Notes Indexer

by packetnomad

A Cursor MCP app that allows you to search your Apple Notes and create a local index that builds progressively. It enables you to find your notes quickly within the Cursor IDE.

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What is Cursor Apple Notes Indexer?

Cursor Apple Notes Indexer is a Cursor MCP app that indexes your Apple Notes locally, allowing you to search and retrieve them quickly from within the Cursor IDE. It keeps the index updated progressively as you use it.

How to use Cursor Apple Notes Indexer?

First, install the app by cloning the repository, installing dependencies (npm install), and installing the app in Cursor's MCP panel. Then, index your notes by using the 'Apple Notes Indexer: Index Notes' command in the Command Palette. Once indexed, search using the 'Apple Notes Indexer: Search Notes' command and your search query. Use 'Apple Notes Indexer: View Index' to see the status of your indexed notes.

Key features of Cursor Apple Notes Indexer

  • Search Apple Notes

  • Progressive Indexing

  • Live Updates

  • Advanced Search

  • Local Storage

Use cases of Cursor Apple Notes Indexer

  • Quickly finding specific notes related to a project

  • Searching for notes within a specific date range

  • Filtering notes by folder

  • Displaying statistics about your indexed notes.

FAQ from Cursor Apple Notes Indexer

What are the requirements for using this app?

You need macOS, Cursor IDE, and Node.js 14+.

Where is my indexed data stored?

All indexed data is stored locally on your machine.

Does this app send my notes to external servers?

No, the app does not send your notes or search queries to any external servers. All data remains on your local machine.

What if I encounter permission issues when accessing Apple Notes?

Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Automation and allow Cursor to control the Notes app.

How do I contribute to this project?

Feel free to submit pull requests! Please see the Development section in the README.