Stimulate
Your notes can agree with each other too easily. Stimulate surfaces where they don't.
Tensions in your thinking
When Relinkia compares two notes, it can surface three types of tensions — places where your thinking contradicts itself or contains blind spots.
Two notes directly disagree on the same point. Both cannot be true in the same frame.
"Deep work requires long uninterrupted blocks" vs "Short bursts are as effective"
Two notes address related topics but one doesn't account for what the other says.
"Constraints fuel creativity" (absent: cost of constraints on morale)
Two notes make incompatible assumptions about the same concept.
One assumes "learning = encoding facts", another assumes "learning = pattern recognition"
Tensions aren't failures.They're an invitation to examine the edges of your thinking.
Comparing two notes
You can manually compare any two notes in your vault. Relinkia will scan them for tensions and surface them in a modal. The comparison streams live — you see each tension as it's identified.
The value of constraints in creative work
Freedom as the condition for genuine creativity
Contradiction on the necessity of constraint
The cost is 1 gesture (interaction) per comparison.
Streaming results.The tensions appear as they're identified, not all at once. You can begin reviewing contradictions while the comparison is still running.
What Stimulate is not
Stimulate surfaces tensions between notes you choose to compare. It doesn't tell you who is right and who is wrong.
Stimulate is most useful on notes you trust. The tensions it surfaces are worth taking seriously precisely because they come from your own writing.