NOTES AN AI CAN [WALK]
CHATBOTS DON'T KNOW [YOU]

Ask a chatbot about your own research and it improvises.

It never read your notes. It's guessing from the internet's average opinion.

PASTING NOTES DOESN'T [SCALE]

Copy a note into the chat, get one decent answer, repeat forever.

Your vault has a structure. The paste buffer doesn't.

GIVE THE MODEL A [MAP]

trip2g exposes your vault to AI agents over MCP, the protocol tools like Claude speak.

The agent doesn't get a text dump. It gets search, links, and structure.

IT SEARCHES, THEN [DESCENDS]

The agent queries your base, opens the most promising note, follows its wikilinks deeper.

The same moves you'd make. Just faster, and it never gets bored.

IT CITES REAL [PASSAGES]

Answers come back with quotes pulled from your actual notes.

Not "studies suggest". Your words, your sources, traceable to the exact note.

WATCH IT [THINK]

There's a search visualizer: you can watch the model walk your graph, hop by hop.

Which note it opened, which link it followed, where it found the answer.

YOUR LINKS FINALLY PAY [OFF]

Every wikilink you ever made is now a road an agent can travel.

Ten years of linking notes turns out to be ten years of building infrastructure.

GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE [OUT]

The agent is only as good as the base it walks.

Which is the point: it rewards you for keeping notes clear and connected.

WHAT PEOPLE [BUILD]

A book-notes base you can interrogate. A team wiki that answers questions.

A research corpus where "where did I read that?" takes five seconds.

TRY IT ON YOUR [VAULT]

trip2g is open source. Point it at your markdown, connect an agent, ask something hard.

Then watch it walk.

SAVE THIS [IDEA]

Your second brain can finally talk back.

Save this for when you're ready to introduce it to an AI.

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