Managing Seeds
All Seeds appear in your Dashboard → Seeds tab. Here, you can view, edit, organize, or delete them.
All Seeds appear in your Dashboard → Seeds tab. Here, you can view, edit, organize, or delete them.
Available Actions
Edit Title or Description: Rename or update your Seed.
Delete: Remove Seeds you no longer need.
Tagging (coming soon): Add custom tags or categories.
Linking: View related Seeds through context similarity.
Each Seed card shows a quick preview, capture date, and type (page, file, email, etc.).
Searching and Filtering
myNeutron includes semantic and visual search, so it understands meaning, not just keywords.
You can:
Search by text to find related content, even if the words differ.
Search by image to find visually or semantically similar Seeds.
Filter by type, date, or source.
Examples:
Type meeting notes about API integration → finds notes, PDFs, and emails.
Upload a diagram screenshot → finds matching slides or documents.
Powered by Dual-Model AI Search: One model understands text meaning, and the other visual content.
Combining Seeds into Context
Once you have multiple Seeds, you can group them into a Combined Context. A Combined Context is a curated dataset that can be queried or exported to any AI.
Steps
Go to Dashboard → Seeds.
Select multiple Seeds using checkboxes.
Click Generate Context.
Inside Context Studio
View all selected Seeds as one combined dataset.
See token count and Seed statistics.
Copy the full context to clipboard.
Query directly in myNeutron using the Assistant.
When to Use Combined Contexts
Preparing an AI brief or report.
Researching across multiple documents.
Building project or client-specific datasets.
Pro Tip: Combined Contexts help your AI stay focused by reducing noise and improving accuracy.
Quick Example
Goal: Summarize five related articles on “AI Tokenization.”
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Save articles with the Chrome Extension
5 new Seeds created
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Select all 5 Seeds
Ready to combine
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Click Generate Context
New Combined Context: AI Tokenization Summary
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Open in Context Studio
View and query directly with the Assistant
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