Try it yourself
One note. Your first useful retrieval.
Explore the idea using sample data first. Then try it in your own workspace: save, connect, retrieve with a source.
The AI tool retrieves the saved information. The source supports that information and is linked to the answer.
Saved information
Website · Decision
Start with customer onboarding. Keep the contact form short. Additional features come later.
Sample data · Select a node to explore how information, your tool and its source connect.
Now with your own data
Try the workflow from saving to retrieval.
Your own test with sample data: save a note in your workspace and retrieve it through your AI tool.
1. Save your own note
Create a free workspace. Then open a new card and save this text:
Project Northern Lights test note: The agreed next step is to review the draft. Search marker: Northern-Lights-Test-01.
Open a new card2. Find it again in the browser
Reload the page and reopen your saved card. Search your knowledge store for the marker. Check that your text has been preserved in full.
3. Retrieve it from your connected tool
Follow the guide for your supported tool, then ask this question after connecting:
Choose your integration guideSearch knowmind for Northern-Lights-Test-01. What next step was agreed? Name the source you found.
Your successful result: the tool retrieves your saved note, identifies the agreed next step and shows its source.
Which access do I need?
- In your browser
- Use your knowmind account to store and find notes and documents directly in your browser.
- In your AI tool
- Connect knowmind using its documented MCP integration. Your tool uses its existing account and generates answers under its own plan terms.
- With a model API
- Use your own model key to access your provider’s API. Its separate prices and limits apply; chat subscriptions and API usage each have their own plan terms.

