remio 2.0 - Captures your work to build a searchable knowledge base
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remio 2.0 is designed to free you from being a manual data porter for AI. By syncing your full context, it builds a zero-effort Second Brain that understands your work as well as you do.
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FunBlocks AIFlow
Congrats on this launch!
The Prompt Library is such a massive time-saver for my repetitive reporting tasks. I've built a whole workflow around these custom shortcuts.
Personal knowledge tools really get tested once context grows and retrieval needs to stay predictable over time.
We’ve seen similar challenges show up when turning knowledge into action while building GTWY.
What LLMs are currently supported for the BYOK option?
Fish Audio
Congrats on 2.0! As a doctor and dev building an AI app, I'm always battling with AI hallucinations—especially when dealing with reliable data.
How does remio handle conflicting information in the knowledge base? Does it cite the specific source file so users can verify the 'truth'?
I've been using Remio, especially its audio recording feature, for meeting notes and summaries, which has significantly improved my work efficiency.
Wow, remio looks amazing! The zero-effort Second Brain concept is a game changer. How does it handle conflicting information from different synced sources? Super curious!
remio - Your Personal ChatGPT
@jaydev13Â Thanks! Great question. Conflicts are exactly why we built remio to focus on context quality.
Instead of asking an LLM to “guess” from partial snippets, remio tries to provide the model with a complete, high-fidelity view of what you’ve captured (with timestamps + source identity). When sources disagree, remio will surface the competing evidence and then make a best-effort integrated judgment based on recency/relevance—always with citations so you can verify quickly.
Zawa
The "manual data porter" line actually hits home. I spend half my day curating context for Claude just to get a decent answer. Does Remio integrate directly into my existing workflow (like an IDE plugin or browser extension), or do I have to switch to your specific UI to query the knowledge base?