AI Bulk Tagging

How to add bulk tags in dewey with ChatGPT

 

Transcript:

In this video, we want to show you a quick update that we just shipped to the AI bulk tagging tool. It's a small change on the surface, but it makes a real difference once you start using it. So, first thing, head up to the AI bulk tag in the top right and click it like you normally would. First thing you'll notice is that there's just less to fill in. We cut out a bunch of the inputs because honestly, you don't really need them. You just hit generate sample set to review and watch it work.

Now, here's the fun part. There are two kinds of tags you'll notice, and they're different color codes. So, the first one is the canonical tag. Think of these as your big buckets, the main categories that everything sort of falls into. And then there are descriptive tags, which get into the actual details of what each bookmark is about. Once you review the sample set, if you feel good about it, hit apply to all untagged. Depending on how many bookmarks you have, this may either take about a minute or so, or it could take a little bit longer. So, just be patient. For our account here, we have about 573 bookmarks. So, we'll let it work its magic and come right back.

So now I see that on each card I have the tags showing up and I see the different color codes which indicate which are canonical and which are descriptive. On the left hand sidebar both of those tags will be there. And if you just want to browse a whole category you can click on the three dots next to it and do filter. And there you can search across all of your tags or filter down by the tag type. So either canonical, descriptive, any manual tags that you've added or any of the legacy tags that you may have had from before for those bookmarks.

Go play around with it. Let us know what you think. We'd love to hear how it's working for you and where we can make it even better.

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