Omnivore is an open-source, read it later app, and has a Chrome extension. Now I can go to a webpage, save it to Omnivore and it's automatically sent to my Tana workspace. Right now, it's just a bookmark, but I could also see using AI to summarize the page.

Just in case you're missing a visual knowledge graph in Tana, a talented developer from Autodesk created a tool to do just that... https://share.cleanshot.com/7J6d6F6l

Hey, introduce yourself by commenting below or by creating a new post If it helps you can copy paste these questions as a starting point: - I found Tana through: - I've been using Tana for: - Before Tana I was using:

We recently posted this video on YouTube: Tana Ai: The Best way to Learn From YouTube Videos In the video, I mentioned a more advanced method to add clickable YouTube timestamps to Tana (Method #3) so that you can use AI to chat with videos. If you're interested in learning how to do this, please COMMENT BELOW 👇or DM me, and I'll let you know once it's ready and how to set it up. ________ Update Oct 19: Sharing the workflow has been tougher than expected, but I've been working on it all week. I'll message those who comment below as soon as it's ready!

The Make API request command just keeps adding more value to Tana each time I dive into it. Using Make.com to handle the post content (a webhook to Twitter's API), I can now post the text from a node to Twitter (I just can't call it "x"), without leaving Tana. It does post the tag value and I might look into removing that, but it's definitely useful. The latest version of Twitter's api doesn't let you add images, but you can use the previous version to do so. That's another change I'll look into making.