I realized that one of the reasons knowledge management is overpowered is that you can create this tapestry of knowledge and ideas compounding off each other, and that's even more true if you integrate it with content from online.
This process is useful but it takes time to link and tag. So I decided to try and see how we could automate it!
Espial creates an auto-generated organization of our knowledge, conceptually and structurally.
This allows you to discover new connections in your ideas and search them based on meaning, not keywords.
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Hey HN! A while back I posted about Archivy, a knowledge base I was working on that encouraged archival of online content (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24199419).
I realized that one of the reasons knowledge management is overpowered is that you can create this tapestry of knowledge and ideas compounding off each other, and that's even more true if you integrate it with content from online.
This process is useful but it takes time to link and tag. So I decided to try and see how we could automate it!
Espial creates an auto-generated organization of our knowledge, conceptually and structurally.
This allows you to discover new connections in your ideas and search them based on meaning, not keywords.
The show hn links to the code, but I explain more of Espial's goals here: https://www.uzpg.me/tech/2022/01/31/redefining-pkm-with-nlp
Hope you like it!