surprise-me

Rediscover forgotten ideas by retrieving random notes from your markdown knowledge base. It supports serendipitous browsing when you lack specific keywords, extracting titles and summaries to resurface content you saved.

Yes, you can filter random notes by project and category when browsing your second brain. This narrows serendipitous rediscovery to specific sections, returning inspiration only from the relevant parts of your knowledge base.

The best way to surface random notes for inspiration is using serendipitous rediscovery on your personal second brain. It pulls a small set of random entries, reads their summaries, and presents them for quick scanning.

Yes, random note browsing excludes admin files when extracting titles from a knowledge base. The retrieval process requires exclusion of administrative files to ensure only actual notes and ideas are presented for rediscovery.

Use random discovery instead of keyword search when you know you have written about a topic but cannot remember where, or when you want general inspiration. It helps when specific keywords are unavailable for querying your notes.