Web search, at the service of your cards.
When you're missing information for a card, a reminder, or an outing you're planning, XNeuronal will search the web for it and respond with its sources. A question unrelated to your life, however, it won't search for.
A constructed answer, not a guess
Ask “find the sauerkraut recipe and keep it” or “what will the weather be for my Sunday hike”: XNeuronal looks up current information on the web rather than answering from what it thinks it already knows, and it cites its sources.
It can become a card
A useful answer doesn't get lost in the conversation: ask XNeuronal to keep it, and it becomes a memo card you can consult later, with its sources.
Useful for things that change quickly
Search complements memory: memory retains what you tell it, search finds what's missing for a card you're building, an appointment you're preparing for, or a watch you've entrusted to it.
What it doesn't search for
If a question isn't related to your life or your cards, XNeuronal won't search for it, even if it knows the answer. It'll tell you in one sentence and guide you back to what it does best. It's not a general answer engine, and that's by design.
What you can say to it
Find the sauerkraut recipe and save it
It searches, reads you the essentials with its sources, and saves the recipe as a card.
What will the weather be like for my hike on Sunday
The outing is in your calendar, so the info is useful. It searches, displays the answer, and doesn't store it.
Note the garage address and put it on the map
A search becomes a card when you ask for it.
What's the ideal temperature for a roast
Without a link to one of your cards or your day, it asks what it's for instead of answering like a search engine.