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Upload a zip folder of markdown files to capacities. Considerations upload as a specific type and use front matter content to determine type and set properties upload to a specific space Goal: Maximize data integrity from other apps as best as possible. Requested apps: Notion Obsidian Roam Logseq RemNote Supported syntax: #hashtag for tags front matter properties try to match to properties of type tags in front matter if front matter specifies a type try to match that to a capacities type

Tasks as entities and fully integrated management recurring tasks connected with tagging compatible with contextual backlinks kanban view due or do date open tasks in daily notes ... Feel free to comment with your must-haves.

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.

This is a bundled post for several integrations in the area of read-it-later and highlighting workflows. We currently have requests for integrations with: Readwise Pocket Kindle The Command Browser airr (podcast listening) Matter Other possibilities are: Snipd (podcast listening) Instapaper (Read-it-later) Raindrop (bookmarking) If you have a wish for other tools, write them in the comments below! 👇💬

Add tags hierarchy so we can tag items very granuarly like #recipe/breakfast and #recipe/dinner which can all be viewed under #recipe.

Add comments and link entities from media highlight text in PDFs and link content add comments to Audio and Video at a certain time add comments to images at specific coordinates Additional features: speech-to-text translation entity and text recognition in images ...

Based on a tag property you should be able to switch to a Kanban view. Two things we currently discuss: We want to make tag collections powerful. They define a set of tags. Therefore they can by themselves be a Kanban view where you see all content under that tag These tag collection can now be used to create additional "custom tag properties" for your custom types. Example: You create a type "Task" with a field "priority". Now you have a tag collection named "priority labels" with "high", "medium", "low". You can now set this collection as a set for the "priority" property. Now you can show a Kanban view based on set. Any more ideas?

I would like to be able to have a parameter in a database that links bi-directionally to a parameter on the linked object. (Notion does this really well, for an example.) For a use case example, if I have a People db, with a parents parameter, I would love to be able to link this param to a "children" parameter. The idea being that I could link Person1 to Person2 as their parent, and Person1 would automatically have Person2 linked as a child rather than having to apply all these links in both directions.

It might be a niche feature, but one that is not that common for PKMs, so it might be a good competitive edge. Personally, I know I have a huge amount of handwritten notes I'd like to make searchable into my knowledge tool, and so far there is only really Evernote that does it (or Onenote, but..).

Would be wonderful if we could search through the content of pdf files.