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Not sure why you're getting downvoted, but I agree at least in principle. There should be some means to index/search this kind of semi-structured text. Summarie

Not sure why you're getting downvoted, but I agree at least in principle. There should be some means to index/search this kind of semi-structured text. Summaries are also nice, but not as useful to me at least. Like the author I also do tagging, but in the real world some notes will eventually slip through the cracks. Even when it's just one, that's probably the one you're looking for. :)

anthk 11mo ago
Either grep or hyperstraier. You don't need an LLM.
- nottorp 11mo ago
  A LLM may be able to give you all the paragraphs referring to frobnicating widget X including misspellings and notes not referring to it by name. It's "AI" right? It could right?