AI Interaction with (all) Notes | Feedback

AI Interaction with (all) Notes

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Joshua Harper

One of the best features of Mem.ai is the ability to ask the AI questions and have it answer using your library of notes. As a PhD student with thousands of notes, this feature would be indispensable and absolutely worth the money to me. It would be great if you could chat with Capacities AI and receive responses using the content of your notes across your Capacities library. For example, if you could ask the AI to consolidate and create bullet point highlights of all of your notes about a particular subject.

September 1, 2023

Harshal Pawar

Would be extremely useful

Uli Herold

mem.ai is now working on some features to focus on special areas instead of searching the whole database. Like Collections, Tags, dates.

Pierre Miroite

YES! This would help me a lot too, it might even be combined with an API key so that people already using an LLM could use it still

Edwin Sanmartin

It would be great, I need it. It should include external information such as PDFs, Word, etc.

Thomas Beeston

100%, being able to use AI chat with a pdf or my notes would be very useful.

Jose Marin

Excellent value delivery for this app.

Aaron Hogan

This is a fundamental part of my workflow, but I have to rely on Claude's Google Drive integration, which isn't my preferred note-taking platform, so it lacks real-time functionality.

Directly in Capacities - yes, please.

Jason Ross

yes please

Long Cheng

I need this

LEONARDO LUNA

Also, it would be great if it had some form of memory, similar to the current ChatGPT.
This feature would be incredibly useful because it would allow the user to create personalized commands tailored to our individual needs and workflows.
For instance, as a student, I could type "FC (followed by some information)", and ChatGPT would recognize that I am requesting a fact-check of the provided information. Using such customized commands saves a lot of time and effort.
This approach would also align with what Joshua Harper suggested in the original post: "consolidate and create bullet-point highlights of all of your notes about a particular subject." With memory, you would only need to explain your requirements to the assistant once, and it would consistently understand and execute them using a simple command.

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