Lark AI
How summaries, tags, and collections are chosen for you.
When you save a link, Lark reads the page and produces three things: a short summary, a set of tags, and the collection the link should live in. This is what lets Lark stay organised without asking you to sort anything at save time.
What it is based on
The summary and tags come from the content of the page itself. The collection is chosen by looking at that content next to the collections you already have, so the more your library takes shape, the better the filing gets.
When Lark gets it wrong
Everything Lark decides is editable. Move a link to another collection, remove or add tags, and the change sticks. If a page could not be read, for instance because it sits behind a login, the link is still saved with whatever the page announced about itself, and you can add your own notes.
Lark never writes or changes your notes.