I like the idea of self-organizing notes, but to me that would be more like an automatically-created semantic graph where I can write a random note and have it auto-sorted and tagged.
So if I write down “Bob’s first kid’s name is John” it will segment that note into a section about “Friends and Relationships,” but if I write down “FAST Stroke Acronym = Face Arms Speech Time” that note will get segmented into “Medical Knowledge”.
And then having some way to explore that graph of notes would be super cool.
Every block and 'prompt' entity does get embeddings made of it, so the search works pretty well. Kind of with the goal of moving away from tags entirely. I've never found graph views useful, and I don't really tend to click around in my notes. Beyond clicking on my daughter's name, and in that case, all mentions are listed there. You can ask stuff like "What's Bob's kid's name?" and it should mostly answer.
But yeah, there is lots of room for improvement -- I'm such a minimalist when it comes to notes, there's a narrow band of use cases I feel like it's good for at this point. I've never tried to organize actual deep knowledge with an app.
So if I write down “Bob’s first kid’s name is John” it will segment that note into a section about “Friends and Relationships,” but if I write down “FAST Stroke Acronym = Face Arms Speech Time” that note will get segmented into “Medical Knowledge”.
And then having some way to explore that graph of notes would be super cool.