how to use virtualbox for shell scripting

I also use fish, so when I test I hit `$(.) is not supported`. Maybe I need a better boolean search fu - but that is a different question. When I google the answer to this as keywords Org and Directory together get me lots of hits. I'm struggling to google how to interact with directories in bash: Mostly just checking / unchecking boxes via a menu. I've managed to manipulate an org-file checklist using shell scripting in Tasker (on my phone). It would be lovely if each time I create a project (and a directory is generated) it would pop a heading into my org-file where I could keep notes. I'm getting to the stage where I need to use notes in org-mode to keep track of various aspects of videos (scripts, b-roll, assets etc). As a result I have a folder structure like `~/scratch/live_projects/video_X` My video editing software creates a folder for each video project.

I work on my org-files in DooM emacs on those machines and orgzly / logseq (for roam) on my android phone (occasionally using termux too, but not if I can help it). My dual boot surface go (basic and on-the-go editing, footage ingestion etc). My old i7 machine (effects and rendering) and I use syncthing to sync my scratch (editing) folder and my org-files across two machines: In any event I don't script very often and am very confused. I think a shell script is the best way to achieve this (so it can run independently of an open emacs session) - but may be wrong. **tldr ** I'm trying to dynamically generate org-headings for each (new) subdir of a directory. I happily use Org to do some GTD-alike organisation, and to collect my thoughts on topics in Org-Roam. I've been an org-mode as my organisation tool, and emacs as my 'OS' as a 'beginner' for 2+ years.

How to use virtualbox for shell scripting