Adding Tags to Files by searching a file with a tag list

New user here, loving Hazel!!
Apologies if this is explained somewhere I've looked in the forums and the manual unsuccessfully.
I use Resilio Sync to manage files between devices and users. I have a series of "inboxes" and Hazel processes those for me.
I'd really like to:
1. Add a tag to a file such as "tag-me" to tell Hazel to work on the file
2. Search sequentially through a list a keywords kept in a single text file and if those words are found in the file being processed then add a tag using that keyword
3. Remove the "tag-me" tag
4. File the file using whatever other rules I've set up
This enables me to keep a single keyword file up to date and have Hazel tag accordingly.
An example of the keyword file might be:
The file being processed might read:
The outcome should be that the tags:
I'd like to avoid writing bash or AppleScript as I'm not great at it
Thanks for any help.
Apologies if this is explained somewhere I've looked in the forums and the manual unsuccessfully.
I use Resilio Sync to manage files between devices and users. I have a series of "inboxes" and Hazel processes those for me.
I'd really like to:
1. Add a tag to a file such as "tag-me" to tell Hazel to work on the file
2. Search sequentially through a list a keywords kept in a single text file and if those words are found in the file being processed then add a tag using that keyword
3. Remove the "tag-me" tag
4. File the file using whatever other rules I've set up
This enables me to keep a single keyword file up to date and have Hazel tag accordingly.
An example of the keyword file might be:
- Code: Select all
kanji, ryokan, Japan, finance, recipe, chicken, vegetarian
The file being processed might read:
In Japan it's difficult to access vegetarian food except at ryokan
The outcome should be that the tags:
- Code: Select all
Japan
- Code: Select all
vegetarian
- Code: Select all
ryokan
I'd like to avoid writing bash or AppleScript as I'm not great at it

Thanks for any help.