`denote-menu' is an extension to the elpa package `denote' and provides
an interface for viewing your denote files that goes beyond using the
standard `dired' emacs command to view your `denote-directory'. Using
dired is a fine method for viewing your denote files (among other
things), however denote's file naming scheme tends to clutters the
buffer with hyphens and underscores. This package aims to declutter your
view of your files by making it easy to view the 3 main components of
denote files, that is their timestamp, title, and keywords. Derived from
the builtin `tabulated-list-mode', the `*Denote*' buffer that is created
with the `list-denotes' command is visually similar to that created by
commands like `list-packages' and `list-processes', and provides methods
to filter the denote files that are shown, as well as exporting to dired
with the denote files that are currently shown for them to be operated
upon further.