I should have been more clear, thanks for correcting me! Apple Script does indeed work, and there are some limitations to be aware of. Some of them I explained

I should have been more clear, thanks for correcting me! Apple Script does indeed work, and there are some limitations to be aware of. Some of them I explained in the article. For example, all images are encoded as base64 strings (which is not terrible, just inconvenient). I also couldn't extract tags even using `body`. todo-lists are formatted as ul/li blocks, which is reasonable, but also inconvenient. Ultimately, I wanted to render notes visually as close as possible to Apple Notes, and I was not happy with what Apple Script provides out of the box. FWIW, Bear (a competitive note taking application) does provide an Automator script to help users migrate from Apple Notes, and they also mentioned similar limitations: - Task lists convert into bulleted lists - Rich media links will convert to plain text links - Non-photo attachments like PDFs or other files are not supported and will be excluded from export to HTML files. They will remain safely in Apple Notes