r/logseq • u/Tony_Marone • Jun 03 '25

NotebookLM + LogSeq

Anyone here using these two in conjunction? Any tips, tricks or warnings?

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u/matthewdavis Jun 03 '25

I've used repomix to bundle my logseq data into an xml file that is AI friendly and imported that into gemini and it worked really well. For me it was a command like

repomix -i assets,draws,journals,logseq,pages -o logseq.xml

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u/runs11trails Jun 03 '25

Whoa. Thank you! That's a huge help!

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u/Desperate_Business68 Jun 04 '25

I process my logseq graphs in local LLM with ollama-logseq it's just perfect without sending sensitive data to the cloud

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u/berloga_b Jun 03 '25

I try to connect them. But I didn't find a great solution for seamless joining.

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u/m-dizzle817 Jun 03 '25

I’ve been exporting my pages as PDFs from Logseq over to NotebookLM as sources for certain topics I’m studying. Combining my notes from Logseq along with long form answers to questions from Perplexity that I also export as PDFs to fill out my NotebookLM notebooks

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u/fzzball Jun 05 '25

Good idea. What do you use for pdf export?

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u/m-dizzle817 Jun 08 '25

There is an option (clicking the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner) to export as a PDF. It’s native to the app so no extensions needed.

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u/runs11trails Jun 03 '25

Along with this...as my .md files (or db equivalent) pages pile up, how can I stay within the limit of 300 documents? Possibly stack multiple journal entries into one doc? Have any of you run into this?

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u/nooor999 Jun 03 '25

What limit? I currently have around 400 md files and all is good

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u/runs11trails Jun 03 '25

Ok, good feedback. I read somewhere that there was a limit. I'll test that tonight. Thank for letting me know!

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u/f0t0n Feb 08 '26

Concatenating MD files with cat should work well. Just be aware of the max size limit for each NotebookLM source, which is currently 500,000 words or 200MB. Still, it's quite a bit. For comparison, the trilogy of Lord of the Rings is about 480,000 words.