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Hello script
by Kumin Consulting.

The smallest possible NextOS Script: one command that writes a friendly, timestamped note to your Notes folder.

AutomationProductivityscriptsamplenotescommand

01Get it

Install
in one step.

Open it in NextOS and the script installs, asks you to approve its permissions, and is ready to run.

  • Version 1.0.0, MIT licence
  • Published 2026-09-18, updated 2026-09-18
  • Runs on Web
  • Asks for fs:write:~/Notes

02What it does

Permissions and triggers,
in plain words.

  • Asks for fs:write:~/Notes
  • Calls no agent tools
  • A command, "Say hello" (Mod+Shift+H)

03About

04Questions

What does it actually do?
Nothing more than its name says: running its command (bound to Mod+Shift+H, or from the Scripts app) writes ~/Notes/hello.md with the current time and a note about what triggered it, then shows a notification. It exists to be read, not to be useful on its own.
What permission does it ask for?
One: fs:write:~/Notes, so it can write the note. It asks for nothing else - no network, no other tools, no other folders.

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