Chatting with your Library
The brain icon in chat surfaces saved items related to your conversation — one click attaches a note, highlight, or post as context for Eden's next reply.
Your Library sits in on every conversation. Click the brain icon in the chat header and Eden shows the saved items related to what you're discussing — one click attaches any of them as context, so the next reply draws on your own material instead of generic knowledge.
This is Neural relations in chat. After each exchange, Eden matches the conversation against everything you've saved — by meaning, not keywords — and keeps a short list of the most relevant items ready in the panel.
Using it
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Open the panel
Click the brain icon in the chat header. The panel stays open as you talk and refreshes after each exchange.
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Peek at a suggestion
Click any row to open the full item in a side pane — read the highlight, skim the article, check the post — without leaving the conversation.
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Attach it as context
Click + on a row and the item joins the chat as a context chip above the composer. Your next message carries it, and Eden works from what it says. Remove a chip anytime with its ×.
Attaching is always your call — the panel suggests, it never adds anything to the conversation on its own.
What it's good for
- Brainstorming with receipts. Riffing on content ideas? The panel surfaces the highlights, saved posts, and old notes you've collected on the topic — attach a couple and Eden builds on your source material.
- "I know I saved something about this." Mid-conversation, the panel passively answers the search you didn't run. The Kindle highlight from eight months ago shows up exactly when it's relevant again.
- Grounding drafts in your own work. When Eden is writing for you, attaching your past posts or notes on the topic makes the output a continuation of your thinking, not a fresh generic take.
- Avoiding repeats. About to develop an idea? If the panel shows a note with the same thesis, you've already written it — skip it, or deliberately build on it.
- Picking up old research. Saved five articles on a topic weeks ago? Start a chat about it and they're right there — the bridge between collecting and actually using.
Where to go next
- See every place the brain icon appears in Neural relations.
- Chat with a whole board's worth of context in chatting with a board.
Neural relations: your Library, everywhere you work
Neural relations surfaces saved items related to whatever you're writing, organizing, or discussing — look for the brain icon in notes, boards, and chat.
Chatting with a board to write your next post
Eden's chat reads whatever you scope it to (a full board or specific items via @ mention) and uses them as source material. Here is how to set it up, the six built-in presets, and what works well.
Searching your Library with AI
Search everything you've saved by meaning, not just keywords. Eden's AI search finds the right links, notes, PDFs, and highlights fast.
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