The big "promise" of Tana is to be able to have it as the primary hub and, to some extent the sole or primary source of truth. (Although I also see potential in simply using it as the hub, while some details are stored in other systems, but Tana being the dashboard and the place things are presented / worked on in correct context. The place where DECISIONS ARE MADE, AND ACTION IS INITIATED).
For that, Tana definitely need to expand on the integration capabilities as well.
Querying the Tana graph from outside would be great, but I would also benefit a lot from a "partial" step that would simply consist of a robust and well-integrated ability to push out data and updates to other systems.
This can be partially done with the HTTP request, but that does not give us a robust feature to keep track of data and status in other apps / data storages.
For example, I might desire to have documents or media files in Evernote and just have the placeholders for them in Tana where they are needed in various contexts. With a subset of the data in text (some tags etc.).
Then, when they are used, I will want to change their status with tags, or perhaps "archive them" (move them to another notebook).
Depending on implementation, this update could be effectuated on the Evernote side (and the new status/tags updated in Tana) or initiated from Tana, e.g. through a command.
In both cases, the facilitation of this synchronization should be baked in. Instead of us having to build out all the commands, error checks, status codes etc..
In short, improving the ways to push data out of Tana would be a great value add in itself.
Allowing lots of querying from outside is a different beast in itself, in terms of performance etc..
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The big "promise" of Tana is to be able to have it as the primary hub and, to some extent the sole or primary source of truth. (Although I also see potential in simply using it as the hub, while some details are stored in other systems, but Tana being the dashboard and the place things are presented / worked on in correct context. The place where DECISIONS ARE MADE, AND ACTION IS INITIATED).
For that, Tana definitely need to expand on the integration capabilities as well.
Querying the Tana graph from outside would be great, but I would also benefit a lot from a "partial" step that would simply consist of a robust and well-integrated ability to push out data and updates to other systems.
This can be partially done with the HTTP request, but that does not give us a robust feature to keep track of data and status in other apps / data storages.
For example, I might desire to have documents or media files in Evernote and just have the placeholders for them in Tana where they are needed in various contexts. With a subset of the data in text (some tags etc.).
Then, when they are used, I will want to change their status with tags, or perhaps "archive them" (move them to another notebook).
Depending on implementation, this update could be effectuated on the Evernote side (and the new status/tags updated in Tana) or initiated from Tana, e.g. through a command.
In both cases, the facilitation of this synchronization should be baked in. Instead of us having to build out all the commands, error checks, status codes etc..
In short, improving the ways to push data out of Tana would be a great value add in itself.
Allowing lots of querying from outside is a different beast in itself, in terms of performance etc..