This is pretty similar to Slots, but has more direct application, methinks.
The app will have two main actions: Jot and Find.
Jot drops you into a Slots interface. You put down a sentence and define slots in it.
That's the first half. The other half is another Slots sentence that asks the question for which the first sentence is the answer.
Eg: Sentence1: I kept [the tools] in [the bottom drawer].
Sentence2: Where are [the tools]?
Find drops you into a Slots interface populated with Sentence2-type sentences.
Simple. But I think it can be real powerful once we add true Slots functionality and automate actions based on query results.
Yes, I know there's www.ifttt.com, but this seems much more generic and less program-mey.
The app will have two main actions: Jot and Find.
Jot drops you into a Slots interface. You put down a sentence and define slots in it.
That's the first half. The other half is another Slots sentence that asks the question for which the first sentence is the answer.
Eg: Sentence1: I kept [the tools] in [the bottom drawer].
Sentence2: Where are [the tools]?
Find drops you into a Slots interface populated with Sentence2-type sentences.
Simple. But I think it can be real powerful once we add true Slots functionality and automate actions based on query results.
Yes, I know there's www.ifttt.com, but this seems much more generic and less program-mey.
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