bilge VS writeas-cli

This shortcut as configured by default assumes you've just done so. It creates a new Apple Note titled by DavodTime timestamp, appends #tabs immediately below, and then appends the rich text-formatted list of hyperlinks from the system clipboard. See this example output:

Very simply, this action simply calls a shortcut entitled “Post to Write.as Blog (macOS)” sending the [[safe_title]] of the Draft as the markdown title followed by a space and then the draft’s [[Writeas Siri Shortcuts]] - Automating Write.as on macOS · Issue #299 · extratone/bilge - ost to Write.as blog action

I've spent the past eight or nine months playing around with Git as integrated into the entirety of my writing/notetaking/curating/documenting process. (here's the primary subject repo, if you're curious, but there's nothing particularly special about anything I've done with it so far.)

Though there is currently a Write.as desktop application in the works for macOS and the web editor is certainly no slouch, I thought I'd attempt to take advantage of my newfound knowledge of the Write.as CLI, Drafts Actions, and Siri Shortcuts on macOS to manifest one of my all-time dream integrations: publishing directly to write.as with Drafts.