Supertags

Author:Haosen·

In addition to marking tags in card notes, you can also write your own thinking summary on the supertag detail page.

Supertag detail page example
Record your understanding of the tag on the supertag detail page

This is a note that has been processed and understood by you. It has two meanings:

  1. Summarize your current understanding, which can help you build a more systematic knowledge structure.
  2. Provide basis for AI understanding. When AI generates content, it will refer to what's written here.

Of course, you can also use the "note assistant" feature in this section.

Also, always remember when writing: everything should center on your own understanding.

AI Understanding

On the supertag page, AI has already organized all card notes under this tag for you and generated an understanding outline on its own.

Supertag detail page example, AI understanding
AI understanding under the "Capitalism" supertag

AI will also list the sources of reference materials and provide more suggestions for your understanding.

AI understanding will be updated in the following situations:

  • When you write a card note and include this supertag in the note
  • When you update notes under the supertag

This section lists all card notes that contain the current tag. You can browse freely, and of course, you can also add new notes under the current tag.

Relationships Between Supertags

You can view the graph relationships between supertags on the page. AI will try to understand the meaning of each tag and provide suggestions for relationships between graphs. This may help you discover some new connections.

You can easily view the relationships between supertags:

List relationship example
Shows relationships between supertags, AI will also try to understand relationships between different tags

It also supports viewing in graph mode:

Graph relationship example
Use knowledge graph to display relationships between supertags

Hierarchical Tags

You can use the / character to split tags to represent hierarchical relationships, for example:

  • #programming-language/Python