Add multi-depository support with global config

- Implement global CLI config at ~/.config/jade/config.yml
- Add jade depo commands (add, list, remove, set-default)
- Support depository short names and context-aware detection
- Remove tag_prefix config, hardcode + syntax for consistency
- Update depository resolution: flag -> context -> default
- Auto-initialize .jade/ directory structure when adding depos
- Update documentation with new multi-depository workflow

jade-depo/README.md

@@ -4,12 +4,13 @@ A simple CLI tool for managing markdown notes in a depository (vault). Inspired
 
 ## Features
 
+- **Multi-Depository Support**: Manage multiple note repositories with short names
 - **Note Management**: Create, edit, list, and delete markdown notes
-- **Tag Support**: Extract and search notes by tags (default `+tag` syntax, configurable)
+- **Tag Support**: Extract and search notes by tags (`+tag` syntax)
 - **Full-Text Search**: Search note content using ripgrep
 - **Link Support**: Parse both `[[wiki-style]]` and `[markdown](links)` 
 - **Trash System**: Deleted notes moved to `.jade/trash/` instead of permanent deletion
-- **Flexible Configuration**: Per-depository settings for tag prefix and other options
+- **Context-Aware**: Automatically detects which depository you're in
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -19,24 +20,53 @@ go build -o jade
 
 ## Usage
 
+### Managing Depositories
+
+Before you can use jade, you need to add at least one depository:
+
+```bash
+# Add a depository with a short name
+jade depo add personal ~/my-notes
+
+# Add depository using current directory
+cd ~/work/meeting-notes
+jade depo add work
+
+# List all depositories
+jade depo list
+
+# Set default depository
+jade depo set-default personal
+
+# Remove a depository (doesn't delete files)
+jade depo remove work
+```
+
 ### Open Depository
 
 ```bash
-# Open the depository directory in your $EDITOR
+# Open the default depository in your $EDITOR
 jade
 
-# This opens ~/jade-depository (or your configured path) in your editor
-# Works great with neovim, vim, or any editor that supports directory opening
+# Open a specific depository
+jade --depo work
 ```
 
-### Initialize and List Notes
+### List Notes
 
 ```bash
-# List all notes in the default depository (~/jade-depository)
+# List all notes in the default depository
 jade list
 
-# Use a specific depository
+# Use a specific depository by name
+jade --depo work list
+
+# Or by path
 jade --depo /path/to/notes list
+
+# Context-aware: if you're inside a registered depository, jade uses it automatically
+cd ~/my-notes
+jade list  # Uses the depository that contains current directory
 ```
 
 ### Create a Note
@@ -87,24 +117,33 @@ jade tags
 
 ## Configuration
 
-Configuration is stored in `<depo_path>/.jade/config.yml` and is created automatically when you first run jade.
+Jade uses a two-level configuration system:
+
+### Global CLI Config (`~/.config/jade/config.yml`)
+
+Manages your depositories and default settings:
 
-Example config:
 ```yaml
-depo_path: /home/user/jade-depository
-tag_prefix: "+"
+depositories:
+  personal: /home/user/my-notes
+  work: /home/user/work/notes
+default_depository: personal
 ```
 
-You can override these with flags:
-- `--depo`: Depository path
-- `--config`: Config file path (if you need to override the default location)
+This file is automatically created and managed by `jade depo` commands.
+
+### Per-Depository Structure
+
+Each depository contains a `.jade/` directory for metadata:
+
+- `.jade/trash/` - Deleted notes
+- Future: `.jade/index.db` - SQLite index for fast search
 
 ## Depository Structure
 
 ```
-jade-depository/
+my-notes/
 ├── .jade/
-│   ├── config.yml      # Configuration file
 │   └── trash/          # Deleted notes go here
 ├── note-1.md
 ├── note-2.md
@@ -112,7 +151,7 @@ jade-depository/
     └── note-3.md
 ```
 
-The `.jade/` directory is automatically created and contains configuration and metadata. You can optionally add it to `.gitignore` if you don't want to track it in version control.
+The `.jade/` directory is automatically created and contains metadata. You can optionally add it to `.gitignore` if you don't want to track it in version control, or commit it to sync trash/metadata across devices.
 
 ## Note Format
 
@@ -139,9 +178,11 @@ Tags can appear anywhere in +content.
 
 ### v1.0 (Current)
 - [x] Basic note operations (add, edit, delete, list)
-- [x] Tag extraction and listing
+- [x] Tag extraction and listing (`+tag` syntax)
 - [x] Content and tag search
 - [x] Trash system
+- [x] Multi-depository support with short names
+- [x] Context-aware depository detection
 
 ### v1.1 (Future)
 - [ ] SQLite indexing for faster search