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# project snapshot # project snapshot
- [[meta]]
- (Well, the whole of [[agora protocol]] is meta really, but this second level I guess.)
- Ha, I thought I had noded this long ago? That's weird.
- Oh, interesting, it was as a [[pushed]] subnode so I didn't see it in [[foam]]. This surfaces the annoyance that foam is not [[agora protocol aware]]
- a [[project]] - a [[project]]
- to [[automate]] myself. - to [[automate]] myself.
- it currently consists in simple scripts that integrate available tooling to record digital snapshots of my computer's contents: the windows I had open, in which workspace, running what -- which browsers with which tabs, which editors with which opened notes. - it currently consists in simple scripts that integrate available tooling to record digital snapshots of my computer's contents: the windows I had open, in which workspace, running what -- which browsers with which tabs, which editors with which opened notes.
- [[meta]]
- Ha, I thought I had noded this long ago? That's weird.
- Oh, interesting, it was as a [[pushed]] subnode so I didn't see it in [[foam]]. This surfaces the annoyance that foam is not [[agora protocol aware]]
- (Well, the whole of [[agora protocol]] is meta really, but this second level I guess.)
The idea is to have a simple way for users, initially perhaps knowledge workers but with an intent for user friendliness, to be able to store and restore digital workspaces: contexts they were operating on when working on a particular task, say, and could be usefully restore to resume working on the same task or a continuation. The idea is to have a simple way for users, initially perhaps knowledge workers but with an intent for user friendliness, to be able to store and restore digital workspaces: contexts they were operating on when working on a particular task, say, and could be usefully restore to resume working on the same task or a continuation.