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Updated Map Notes readme and logo#1018
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    • Added a new section in the README for the Map Notes plugin with a link to the Map Notes application for easy access.
    • Included a note indicating that only memories with geolocation will be captured when using Map Notes.
    • Introduced a section detailing the phrases used to start and end a map note, clarifying the triggers for these actions.

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The README.md file for the Map Notes plugin has been updated to include a new section titled "Visit Map Notes here," which provides a hyperlink to the Map Notes application at https://omi-map-notes.vercel.app/. This section is added immediately after the introductory paragraph. Additionally, a note has been included stating that only memories containing geolocation will be captured when using Map Notes. A new section titled "Start and End Phrases" has been introduced, detailing the phrases used to initiate and conclude a map note, with updated descriptions reflecting these changes.

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plugins/instructions/map-notes/README.md Added new section: ## 📍 [Visit Map Notes here](https://omi-map-notes.vercel.app/), note about geolocation capture, and new section ## Start and End Phrases with updated description.

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In the land of notes and maps,
A link now hops, a bridge perhaps.
"Visit Map Notes here," it sings,
To explore the joy that mapping brings!
With every click, new paths unfold,
A tale of journeys yet untold. 🐇✨


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plugins/instructions/map-notes/README.md (2)

12-12: Excellent clarification on geolocation requirement!

The added note about only capturing memories with geolocation is crucial information for users. This helps set the right expectations for the Map Notes feature.

Consider formatting this note to make it stand out more. For example:

> **Note:** When using Map Notes, only memories that include your geolocation will be captured.

This formatting will make the important information more noticeable to users.


20-23: Excellent addition of "Start and End Phrases" section!

This new section clearly outlines the specific phrases users can use to start and end a map note. The inclusion of multiple options for both start and end phrases provides good flexibility for users.

Consider using a markdown list for better readability:

## Start and End Phrases

Start:
- `Start map note`
- `Clip this`

End:
- `End map note`
- `Clip that`

This format might make it even easier for users to quickly scan and remember the phrases.

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[style] ~5-~5: Consider using an alternative to strengthen your wording.
Context: ...fe13c-3986-46ed-96ed-a19a64174027"> We wanted to explore how Omi can be used to inter...

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plugins/instructions/map-notes/README.md (3)

7-7: Great addition of the Map Notes link!

The new section with a direct link to the Map Notes application enhances user experience and provides easy access to the tool. Well placed after the introduction.


16-16: Good update on trigger information!

The revised description effectively directs users to the new "Start and End Phrases" section for trigger information. This improves the document's organization and makes it easier for users to find specific details.


5-5: Regarding the LanguageTool suggestion for line 5

The static analysis tool suggested considering an alternative to "We wanted to explore" to strengthen the wording. However, this suggestion can be safely ignored.

The current phrasing "We wanted to explore" is appropriate for a README file. It maintains a friendly and approachable tone, which is suitable for documentation. Strengthening this wording is unnecessary and could potentially make the tone too formal or aggressive for this context.

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@kodjima33 kodjima33 merged commit 299d3ad into BasedHardware:main Oct 10, 2024
Glucksberg pushed a commit to Glucksberg/omi-local that referenced this pull request Apr 28, 2026
<!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai
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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **New Features**
- Added a new section in the README for the Map Notes plugin with a link
to the Map Notes application for easy access.
- Included a note indicating that only memories with geolocation will be
captured when using Map Notes.
- Introduced a section detailing the phrases used to start and end a map
note, clarifying the triggers for these actions.
<!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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