This project is archived. Its full feature set has been folded into scribe as of v0.1.28. Use scribe instead.

Scribe is a writer's editor in the Fe₂O₃ Rust terminal suite with vim-flavoured modal editing, Claude Code in the editor, registers, marks, macros, spellcheck, reading mode, and more. It now carries full hyperlist.vim parity, so a single editor handles prose AND HyperList editing — and the HyperList work in scribe gets all the other niceties (AI integration, persistent registers, sessions) for free.

Hyper, on the other hand, is a HyperList-only TUI that lacks all of those. Maintaining two HL editors isn't worth it.

• Folding by indent: <SPACE> toggle, <C-SPACE> recursive, \0..\9 \a..\f set fold level
• References: gr jumps, gf opens external files
• Checkboxes: \v / \V (timestamp) / \o (in-progress)
• Autonumbering: \an toggle, Ctrl-T / Ctrl-D indent + renumber, \R renumber selection
• Sort by indent: \s (visual)
• Presentation traversal: g<DOWN> / g<UP>
• Show / hide word: zs / zh / z0
• Encryption: \z / \Z / \x / \X — byte-for-byte compatible with the Ruby hyperlist app's ENC: format. Auto-decrypt on open for .foo.hl dotfiles or any file with ENC: header. Your existing password files (/home/.safe/.p2.hl etc.) work unchanged.
• Exports: \H HTML, \L LaTeX, \M Markdown, or :export FMT
• Calendar add: \G posts items with future dates to gcalcli or writes .ics
• Complexity stat: \C
• Limelight-style highlight: \h
• In-editor docs: :h hl or :h hyperlist

# build / update scribe
cd ~/Main/G/GIT-isene/scribe
git pull
PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" cargo build --release

# repoint anything that opened hyper
ln -sf "$PWD/target/release/scribe" ~/bin/hyper   # opt — keeps muscle memory
# or update aliases / utilities-menu entries

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