Explain the problem as you see it
For research and writing I should be able to quickly see related nodes, not just by exact wording or linking, but by related topics and including nodes that I perhaps had forgotten or didn't realize were related.
Why is this a problem for you?
Using AI Embeddings to surface related notes is now a priceless part of my workflow that I can currently only do in other apps. The amount of time savings is huge and the quality of my work has gone up considerably, including being able to make serendipitous connections that I never would have otherwise. I want to do this in Tana.
Suggest a solution
Embed and store embeddings for each node in a workspace and include a section at the bottom of each page, near the references section, to show the top 5-10 similar nodes.
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Hey Sarah! Could you elaborate on how does it look like in practice?
I'm hoping it would work exactly like the Smart Connections plugin for Obsidian (https://github.com/brianpetro/obsidian-smart-connections) or like Mem.ai's similar mems.
When I navigate to a node, Tana would automatically display the top similar nodes in a section at the bottom.
This would be really valuable.
Those embedings must be multi-language, like the ones from Cohere
Oh this would be so amazing! Especially, if it was possible to prioritize nodes with the same (or related) supertags.
Imagine opening a node for a meeting, and seeing related meetings with similar agenda, or tasks, or discussion items.
Or opening a node tagged with #Flight, and see nodes related to the same trip.
Or opening a #book node, and seeing book nodes with similar content..
Just as when you are about to input a new idea here, the website suggests pre-existing ideas that may be about the same thing, when you tag a new node in Tana, it should make me realize I already have an existing similar tagged node elsewhere in my graph.