nlm brings NotebookLM to terminal

NLM is the kind of glue tool that makes NotebookLM more useful for serious developer workflows, because it converts a great research UI into a scriptable interface. That matters less for casual summarization and much more for long-running agentic tasks where context has to move between tools without copy-paste.

• –The repo positions NLM as a full NotebookLM command line layer, with commands for notebooks, sources, notes, chat, summaries, and generated artifacts rather than a thin wrapper
• –Its browser-based auth and local token storage suggest the project is optimized for real use, not just demo screenshots
• –The Claude integration angle is the story: developers can let coding agents query research notebooks and update outputs mid-task instead of constantly switching tabs
• –Because it is open source and installed with `go install`, it fits neatly into existing terminal-heavy workflows and composable automation stacks
• –The ceiling here is higher than simple note sync: it points toward NotebookLM becoming part of agent pipelines, research ops, and developer knowledge systems