... options were rejected and why. This is a big part of why I m working on a team version of Second Brain. I don t think the answer is asking people to write more. It s taking those small breadcrumbs, connecting them to the surrounding context, and bringing them back when the same debate starts six months later. The capture habit can stay lightweight. The system around it needs to do the scaling. Comment from Gal Dayan(@galdayan): @rahilpirani ...

... more ideas. Let's see. At this point, AICF is the most user friendly AI context management system, but we are constantly making improvements in this direction. What we have now: (source tagging, who added it, version history) Breadcrumbs (another view that we are brainstorming on how to add) - my proposal for today's meeting: A graph showing how the different buckets and their memories are connected. The brighter the dots, the more recent they are, the dimmer the dots ...

... mixed session they showed different states. This is an open bug refactoring to a single stack. Features Feature Description Element picker Click any element to inspect it Element search Find by .class, #id, CSS selector with live highlight DOM breadcrumbs Navigate parent elements @media and @container Separate tabs for each breakpoint/container Pseudo-states Edit :hover, :focus, :active CSS custom properties Browse and edit :root variables SCSS $variables Server-side scan of all .scss files, edit $var Create new rules ...

... create and trigger things right from the chat input: /agent create a custom agent /subagent create a subagent /skill create a skill workflow /api let AI scan your project and populate endpoints /invoke-guide in-app help And more Editor breadcrumbs with symbol outline, drag & drop files into the editor, colored file icons (ESLint, PNPM, and more), and model selection for custom sub-agents. Invoke is free to get started. Would love to hear what you think and what ...

... update, you can also share in Tana view, which preserves your outliner structure and lets readers: Expand/collapse bullets to see just the detail they need Zoom into any node to see it as its own page Navigate hierarchies with breadcrumbs Explore tables, lists, cards, and even embedded media All without needing a Tana account. Why this matters: most things we share project briefs, PRDs, meeting notes aren t essays. They re networked knowledge. Flattening them into documents strips away ...