Typed Thinking · Any text field

Typed
thinking.

Stop reading words to find meaning.
Start scanning structure to make decisions.

=Typed Thinking
*Small set of symbols tells brain line meaning before reading
+Works in any text field
+No tools required
10× Faster risk
detection
−40% Cognitive load
per document
<200ms To classify any
line — pre-attentive
The Problem
Prose is untyped.
!Prose is untyped
~Every sentence looks identical to your brain
~Risk, action, outcome, question share same texture
Must read every word to classify
CLN ends that
Standard Prose SERIAL · SLOW

The product launch is planned for Q3. There are some concerns about the readiness of the onboarding flow, which is still being revised by the design team. We need to align with marketing on the campaign timeline. It's not entirely clear whether we'll hit the feature freeze deadline. The team is recommending we consider a soft launch first to reduce risk.

Brain must read every word to find the risk. Average scan: 25–40 seconds.
CLN · Typed Thinking PRE-ATTENTIVE · FAST
! jumps out before reading begins. Risk found in <2 seconds.
→ Why this works at the neural level — the 200ms window explained
Latest Release
What's new in v2.10.
=Three additions — zero breaking changes to existing CLN
*everything you wrote before still works exactly the same
§25 — Inline Formatting NEW
=standard tokens inside content slots
!mid-line only — never at line-start
** at start = Note operator, not italic
**bold **
*italic *
`code `
~~strike ~~
==highlight ==
$E = mc² $
% §23 — Directives++ EXTENDED
=6 new directives in v2.8
.meta-layer above the document
*fully optional — start with none
%version: 2.8
%const: author = "…" → %%author
%alias: medical = domain:medicine …
%include: ./glossary.cln
%export: html | pdf | pptx | plain
%presentation: true → slide mode
>> §24 — Visual Sections v2.7
=named containers — wrap CLN content
*plain text: section header
HTML: styled <section> with attrs
>> ##risks Blockers | accent:#d4654a
collapse:true
>> ##kpis Metrics | viz:bar
>> ##slide1 | type:title align:center
The Notation
The notation.
Zero ambiguity.
=Each operator is a distinct visual shape
*pre-attentively different — your brain classifies before you finish reading the line
→ See all operators in action — Super Demo