Rubick Wilde

Explain the problem as you see it

To see how many nodes are retreived, i need to open a search node

Why is this a problem for you?

Too many unnecessary actions

Suggest a solution

Just showing number of retreived nodes, maybe just adding it as an option

Explain the problem as you see it

Currently it is only possible to download JSON from tana.

Why is this a problem for you?

I want to have all my data available with API. This way I feel safe to put my data to Tana.

Suggest a solution

Accessing data

• single node via GET/getnode/workspace_id/node_id

• get all nodes that satisfy search expression GET/searchnodes/workspace_id (search node in body)

Explain the problem as you see it

Currently Tana is limited to import only plain text content.

Why is this a problem for you?

This is a problem, since I can’t link other tools that I use together with Tana. For example, I want to be able to import data from spreadsheets, images from websites, notes from Evernote, etc. and connect them with my existing nodes in Tana.

Another problem is that I can’t access my data in Tana from outside, for publishing notes or integrating with AI. I want to be able to share my graph with others and leverage the power of artificial intelligence to enhance my knowledge.

Suggest a solution

It is essential to add possibilities to implement same functionality for API as Tana paste has. This way, I can integrate Tana with any external tool that has an API and enrich my graph with diverse sources of information. This would make Tana more powerful and versatile as a tool for thought.

Moreover, Tana team should create infrastructure for information, like making it possible creating plugins or building tools on top of Tana. This would enable users to customize their experience and extend the functionality of Tana according to their needs and preferences.

A good example of this is Notion API that made Notion several times more valuable. With Notion API, users can create workflows, automate tasks, sync data and publish content using Notion as CMS. I want to have similar capabilities with Tana.