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I've been running publications and notes through this. My notes are often very unstructured. The categories and relevant words the platform's returning are help
by smcnally 12y ago
I've been running publications and notes through this. My notes are often very unstructured. The categories and relevant words the platform's returning are helping home in on the points.
The synopses have been 70%+ of the way to self-sufficient Cliffs Notes of my meanderings -- certainly tight enough that I'll give them another read.
Nice work - thanks for making it available.
Pre-release Asks:
I believe I know what the numbers next to the categories and stems in the sidebar represent -- some tool tips, help docs, or a legend would be of use.
A "copy to clipboard" from Synopsis would make it more straightforward take my Cliffs Notes to a text editor.
- mercurialshark 12y agoIt's great that it helps identify the primary points, regardless of your notes structure. We'd like it to be usable as a form of Cliff Notes of the future. RE Pre-release asks, excellent points, thanks! This was intended to serve as a type of manual testing input field to simulate the API results, which would be pure output information, with no stylization. That said, you are spot on! We are going to release a full manual portal with the API, however we aren't entirely sure which features to integrate. For now downloading html is a unpleasant alternative to just copy feature. I'll jump right on that! Thanks again and I'm thrilled to hear it's helping sift through your work more efficiently. Additional functionality coming very soon! Ping me for API access when it's available. ;)