Keep a board for anything
Keep one board for a feature, decision, pursuit or any subject: what inspired it, what was built and a picture of each version, in sections, readable as a page
Give subject (a record id, or any words that stay the same) and items, each { section, title?, and one of text, url (with picture?) or file (a file identity from your files), key? }. The subject's board is its own space (a pursuit with a space keeps its board there); each thing lands once, in its section's row on the board and under its section's heading when the space is read as a list. Or give feed { url, items?, key?, section?, values: { title?, text?, url?, picture?, subject?, subject_title?, section? } }: each new item of any JSON feed goes on the board of the subject it names, its picture kept in your files. A rule or schedule runs it by tool id, so boards keep themselves.
What it asks for
- subject (Optional, words): What the board is for: a record id (a decision's case id, a pursuit id) or any words that stay the same
- title (Optional, words): The board's name, the first time it is made
- items (Optional, list):
- feed (Optional, details): A JSON feed whose items go on boards
Use it from your AI
Connect the AI you already use to Trillion once. Then ask in your own words; your AI finds this tool by what it does and runs it.
Say to your AI: “Use Trillion to keep one board for a feature, decision, pursuit or any subject: what inspired it, what was built and a picture of each version, in sections, readable as a page”
What your AI calls: run_tool {"tool_id":"tool:keep-a-board"}