Make your saved things useful.
Bring your notes, bookmarks, documents and recordings into one searchable library. Ask Gideon to help you find the part that matters.
Start with a request like this.
Read an article, highlight a passage or open a conversation about it. Your own material can become the starting point for the next answer.
“Find the advice about lighting in the articles I saved last month.”
Your things, easy to find.
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Save notes, links and files
- Search across your material
- Highlight and annotate
- Explore related ideas
Explore your knowledge library.
Personal knowledge library
Save notes, fleeting notes, journals, gists and bookmarks.
Document and media ingestion
Add images, audio, video, PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets and presentations.
Audio capture to knowledge
Record audio as source material for the library.Requires setup
Automatic knowledge enrichment
Extract content and produce summaries, insights, entities, tags and a searchable index.
Reprocess knowledge items
Retry or refresh the processing of saved material.
Knowledge search
Find saved material and use its content in agent search.
Manual and smart shelves
Organize saved items into explicit collections or query-based shelves.
Knowledge organization
Tag, favorite, pin, archive and mark items read; organize selected items in bulk.
Focused reading mode
Read extracted content with an outline, in-article search and position resumption.
Highlights and annotations
Mark passages and attach notes while reading.
Related knowledge and entity graph
Explore related items, named entities and their connections.
Conflicting-claim review
Inspect contradictory material while retaining the underlying claims.
Duplicate detection and merging
Find duplicate material and merge selected entries.
Knowledge restructuring
Preview and apply splitting, passage extraction, merging, renaming with relinking, retagging or item-kind changes.
Knowledge-to-chat investigation
Open an agent investigation grounded in a saved item or selection.
Keep researching an ongoing question
Track an ongoing question, inspect its runs and turn a useful approach into a reusable skill.
Track decisions and outcomes
Record decisions, predictions and confidence, then revisit outcomes.
There’s more you can hand over.
Keep up without checking everything.
Follow a website or feed and let Gideon collect the updates. Schedule a report when you want the useful parts brought together.
Open the work. Make it yours.
Browse the files Gideon creates, edit a draft and download what you need. A terminal is there when the work calls for it.
Give familiar work a familiar helper.
Create a specialist with its own instructions and style. Tell it what it is good at and which tools it can use.
Start a conversation and see where it takes you.