I’ve created a snooze action that tags drafts “snooze-2025-12-29” or whatever the date is. I’d like to create a workspace that gathers all of these snoozed drafts. It doesn’t seem like I can use regex to create a pattern for the tag filter though. Any suggestions here?
I used /^snooze-\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/ and /^snooze-/ and didn’t have any luck. I also tried these as search queries by appending “tag:” to them.
I might be missing something but I think a Workspace Tag filter containing “snooze” should find them. I have some Workspaces where the Tag filter contains only part of the tag.
That’s strange and not what I expected. I had another look at the tags I was using and found it works with scoped tags ( Flags & Tagging | Drafts User Guide )
so if you try snooze::2025-12-19 and put “snooze::” in the Tag filter field it will work.
This would be better done with scoped tags, or nested tags.
If you create your tags as snooze::2025-12-29, etc., then you can filter just by the parent tag snooze:: to get all of them, and it will be efficient.
It would work with either scoped or nested tags, the difference being if you use the scoped version, if you reassign the tag, it automatically remove any previous snooze... tags for you do you don’t duplicate.
PS - Nested tags will clean up your filter list, if you like that better, too.
