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Export notes to PDF and PowerPoint from SumizAI A vault exports as a PDF at summary or full detail, or as a .pptx deck in table-of-contents order, with fifteen slide themes in three families. blog-export-notes-to-pdf-and-powerpoint.pdf/276 kBDownload ↓ How a chat answer becomes a note in SumizAI The pipeline, step by step: the answer streams in, a draft is generated, a chapter is chosen, duplicates are checked, and a Markdown file is written. blog-how-a-chat-answer-becomes-a-note.pdf/284 kBDownload ↓ How search works in SumizAI: the whole note Title, summary, body and the original question and answer, weighted, diacritics-insensitive, returning the matching fragment with the phrase highlighted. blog-how-search-works-in-sumizai.pdf/266 kBDownload ↓ How SumizAI handles duplicate notes and merging Candidates from full-text and trigram search, a second model scoring the match from 0 to 1, three vault modes, and a merge that only ever appends. blog-how-sumizai-handles-duplicate-notes.pdf/272 kBDownload ↓ How SumizAI's table of contents files your notes A tree of chapters up to six levels deep, a model that picks by number rather than by name, and a rebuild that lays the whole thing out again. blog-how-the-table-of-contents-works.pdf/281 kBDownload ↓ How to work with SumizAI, day to day Set up a vault, connect a provider key, ask questions, and let notes file themselves. The full working rhythm, from the first question to the exported deck. blog-how-to-work-with-sumizai.pdf/294 kBDownload ↓ The blog — all answers Fifteen guides to SumizAI in question-and-answer form: vaults, automatic notes, the table of contents, duplicate merging, search, exports and pricing. blog.pdf/227 kBDownload ↓ Links between notes and backlinks in SumizAI Links live in the note text as ordinary Markdown links to real files. The model may only point at filenames it was given, and each note lists what points back. blog-links-between-notes-and-backlinks.pdf/291 kBDownload ↓ SumizAI for developers: decisions that survive Architecture decisions, debugging sessions and trade-offs become searchable Markdown next to your code — with the original reasoning kept underneath, unedited. blog-sumizai-for-developers.pdf/243 kBDownload ↓ SumizAI for students and researchers: how to use it Vaults per subject, questions that produce revisable notes, a table of contents that becomes a syllabus, and a PDF you generate instead of a night you lose. blog-sumizai-for-students-and-researchers.pdf/267 kBDownload ↓ SumizAI vs Notion, Obsidian and a chat window An honest comparison: what each tool is actually for, where SumizAI overlaps, where it does not compete at all, and when you should use two of them together. blog-sumizai-vs-notion-obsidian-and-chatgpt.pdf/272 kBDownload ↓ What is a vault in SumizAI, and why it matters A vault is not a folder with a nicer name. It is the edge of what the model can see, the owner of your table of contents, and the unit you export. blog-what-is-a-vault-in-sumizai.pdf/281 kBDownload ↓ SumizAI pricing: 7 days free, then $1 a month Seven days free with no card, then one dollar a month for a single plan. You bring your own AI key, and an unpaid account can still read and export its notes. blog-what-one-dollar-a-month-buys.pdf/248 kBDownload ↓ Where SumizAI stores your notes, and in what format Plain .md files in a folder you choose, one directory per vault, base.md for the index and notes/ for the notes. The database is only an index. blog-where-sumizai-stores-your-notes.pdf/277 kBDownload ↓ Which AI models and providers SumizAI works with Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, OpenRouter, a local Ollama or your own server — always with your own API key, and the model list fetched from the provider. blog-which-ai-models-sumizai-works-with.pdf/245 kBDownload ↓ Why SumizAI is different from other note editors A note editor gives you an empty page. SumizAI writes the note, files it in a chapter, checks it against what you already wrote, and saves a plain .md file. blog-why-sumizai-is-different-from-other-note-editors.pdf/319 kBDownload ↓
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