Notion & Mind Map: ChatGPT Tagging Repository Extravaganza

Kick-off: Where It All Begins

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Continuing from what we studied in the "ChatGPT's Dynamic Duo: The Double-Automation Tagging System" article

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, I prefer to review that article before moving on to this one. This is because we will be applying explanations and practice based on the knowledge from the previous article.

The purpose of this article is to integrate the tags we've created into a Notion database system or Mind Map system, enabling filtering based on tag type, tag description, and tag name. This will help us achieve the desired results.

Memory Munchies: Feeding the Brain

In the underline, I provided a prompt that contains 20 tags, each with its related description. This description will be used as a prompt to achieve the desired output. We will update the memory to save them, using only the [tag name] with the [provided information].

Enter the following prompt into a new ChatGPT session.

Returning to the personalized section, under the Manage button, we can observe that the prompt we provided has added 20 new rows to our memory system. Each prompt will be displayed on a single line entry.

Tag Trials: Testing One, Two, Three!

Now, we are going to test the tags we've created by using the underlined text as draft text and tags.

The first tag we are going to use is [SimplePicture], which will generate a detailed picture based on the information we provide.

The second tag we will use is [TranslateArabic], which essentially takes any information provided in any language and translates it into Arabic.

The third tag includes three used tags: [CodingTheme], which formats IP addresses, domain names, and quoted text with backticks; [DefangingDomain], which makes the domain name unclickable; and [CodeSummary], which provides a 5-line paragraph summary of the code without using lists, headings, or bullet points.

We will utilize the Python code below, which leverages the socket module to obtain the hostname for a given IP address and print it along with the domain name.

# Sample Python code that includes an IP address and domain names in 5 lines:
import socket

ip_address = '192.168.1.1'
domain_name = 'example.com'

try:
    hostname = socket.gethostbyaddr(ip_address)[0]
    print(f"IP Address: {ip_address}, Domain: {domain_name}, Hostname: {hostname}")
except socket.herror:
    print(f"Hostname could not be found for {ip_address}")

[CodingTheme][DefangingDomain][CodeSummary]

[import socket

ip_address = '192.168.1.1'
domain_name = 'example.com'

try:
    hostname = socket.gethostbyaddr(ip_address)[0]
    print(f"IP Address: {ip_address}, Domain: {domain_name}, Hostname: {hostname}")
except socket.herror:
    print(f"Hostname could not be found for {ip_address}") ]

As we can see, we are no longer limited to using a single tag. We can combine multiple tag features to generate the maximum amount of text.

Notion Hub: Tag-tastic Repository

Tag It, Sort It, Rock It: Building a Funky Notion Database

1. Start by creating a database in Notion.
2. Create a new database, then proceed to set up three columns:
1. Title Column: This default column will serve as the Tag Name.
2. Text Column: Add a column with the Text property for the Tag Description.
3. Select Column: Add a column with the Select property to represent the Tag Type.
3. Once the columns are set up, click the ... menu of the database.
4. Select Group and choose Tag Type to organize the database accordingly.

Mind Map Magic: Tagging System Visualized

Another way to save these tags is by creating a mind map. Using

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Recap Roundup: Let's Sum It Up

1. We will first create the tag names and tag descriptions in ChatGPT.
2. Next, we will create a mind map or Notion database to filter based on the tag type.
3. After that, we can start using the tagging system within ChatGPT and maintain the second brain storage using Notion or the mind map.

Signing Off: The Final Curtain Call

Written By: Sameer Fakhoury aka.semo