Omnivore is an open-source, read it later app, and has a Chrome extension. Now I can go to a webpage, save it to Omnivore and it's automatically sent to my Tana workspace. Right now, it's just a bookmark, but I could also see using AI to summarize the page.

Just in case you're missing a visual knowledge graph in Tana, a talented developer from Autodesk created a tool to do just that... https://share.cleanshot.com/7J6d6F6l

In the week 3 lesson, 3.9, Nick show's an example of cards. He moves the Caprese Salad to Meal X. When he does so the card moves from the Not in Set, to Meal X column. However, it may be the case that he might want to use Caprese Salad in more than one meal. How would this be possible?

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