I would love a visual knowledge graph in Tana, but I know it comes more from a "Look at my creation" angle and less from something useful. Really big knowledge graphs are cool to look at, and impressive, but not really that practical. Personally, my only big deal breakers for a PKM tool are not having transclusion and not having backlinks.

You can sign up as a developer for X without paying, but you will be limited on how many posts you can do and such. I don't have a huge presence on Twitter, so it's not really an issue for me (yet), but the only thing I'm paying for besides Tana is the make.com subscription because I have too many workflows to use the free tier.

@Nick Silhacek I spend a lot of time not having access to my computer. My primary goal would be to create a workflow that takes the voice note transcription, and using AI, will process that text looking for keywords and phrases (like "research... blah blah blah" ) and tag the phrases accurately. I then have commands attached to those tags that will further process the content. Right now, I have a command that takes the tagged content and sends it to perplexity.ai and returns the research results from perplexity to be appended to the node. If done right, you could trigger any number of actions based on commands passed in your voice notes.

@Nick Silhacek yup, I think I'm just using the wrong AI command and syntax... so in other words, I'm doing most everything wrong...lol

@Nick Silhacek if you want to see how some of it might work, take a look at what Taskade is doing.

@Nick Silhacek one thing Taskade has that's pretty cool is the ability to create chat bots from your content. You can upload docs and query them (that's nothing new), but also embed the chat bot in external pages. You can also query pdfs (something you can't do in Tana), and use a Taskade project as a data source for a chat bot - opening it up to all sorts of opportunities. Taskade's AI tools started out as using AI to generate project timelines and set up project management functions... it's really blown up in the last half year.