Since the beginning, Tana was always meant to work with AI. After extensively testing with our users on the possibilities, we are now officially building and integrating AI into Tana. We're calling this Tana AI.
Tana AI provides access to the best LLMs in the world. We pair each task with the ideal model for the job. Every model will already be fine-tuned for use in Tana, so you don't have to worry about that.
All savings we receive on volume pricing are yours. When you sign up to a Tana paid subscription, you get access to not only all the fine-tuned AI models we subscribe to, but also the volume pricing we receive.
There is no need to bring your own AI API keys to Tana anymore. But if you want to use your own key for some things, we have left two commands (Ask AI + Ask AI (non-streaming) that you can use with your own OpenAI key.
AI should be like electricity: you turn it on, and it just works.
Ask AI where you get a standard chat, and Ask AI about this content which takes into consideration the context you add into the chat.Instantly capture ideas, thoughts or plan your day by talking to your phone. Tana will transcribe your memo and turn it into structured content by autofilling fields if you apply a supertag. See more in Voice memo
Helps you iterate on, rewrite or get insights from your content. Edit AI responses and apply Supertags to parts of responses to add them directly into your notes. See more in AI chat.
Records, transcribes and extracts tasks from you meetings, and generates a shareable summary. See more in Meeting agent.
The Google Calendar integration will import your meetings, classify them with the right supertag and show them in a calendar on your Today page, so you can start taking notes with one click. Get notifications for upcoming meetings to take notes with one click. See more in Calendar integration.
See the notes in real-time as you talk, either for voice memos or in meetings.
See more in Live transcription.
Several new AI commands have been added that provide powerful AI tools to a Tana near you:
For more on command nodes, see AI command nodes
We have added a new way to trigger commands to happen when nodes are added or removed from another node. They are called Events, and can be set up for any node and supertag.
For nodes: Run Configure node and go to On child added/On child removed:
For supertags: Go to Supertag config > AI and Commands > On added/on removed
Tana comes with several tools for managing AI work:
All Tana paid subscribers get 5000 credits every month to spend on AI actions. This translates to the following:
If you are out of credits, you can buy more from the AI credits section here.
The command line Open GPT log monitor will open a monitor that shows you how many credits are being used for various AI work. Right now it only shows credits spent using OpenAI models. We hope to add support for other models in the future.
Click on the line items to expand and see the payloads.
The Tana Labs experiment AI for builders is what kickstarted the work on AI in Tana over a year ago. All the things you were able to do with AI for builders, you can do with a Tana paid subscription, without the need to bring your own key.
For more detail, read the AI for builders page.
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The Tana API that is used to power the Readwise integration is exactly the same (and therefore has the same limitations) as the Input API. It can only write new nodes to Tana, and the API can only write a single value to new fields.
So, to get all your tags out of Readwise, we recommend a comma-separated format, and then using AI to link to the correct nodes in your graph.
Here's a video of how it works (no audio):
Here is the prompt:
PROMPT
Look at each keyword separated by the commas:
Input:
[${rwTags}]
And try to find equivalents in this list of all keywords:
//Insert search node here that finds all keywords/topics
EXAMPLE:
Input:
[arbitrage, cities, dikw, economy]
Output:
- [[Arbitrage]]
- [[Cities]]
- [[DIKW]]
- [[Economy]]
Just print the output, nothing else.
For best results, ensure that the tags in Readwise match the topic nodes in your Tana graph as closely as possible.