Think is an industrial-grade thought-capture engine for coding work where the raw capture moment is sacred and interpretation is honest.
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Sacred Capture
Trapdoor Path
Sub-second Latency
Immutable Entries
Local-First Bedrock
Git Storage
WARP Graph
Offline Sovereignty
Geometric Lawfulness
Window-based Browse
Layered Worldlines
Reader-first TUI
Honest Interpretation
Derived Artifacts
Pressure-Testing
Inspectable Receipts
Agent-Human Parity
Shared Semantics
Common Bedrock
JSONL Contract
The capture path is a trapdoor. It must remain cheap, sub-second, and immutable. No intelligence is added during capture; the goal is zero friction between a thought and its durable record.
Your cognitive history belongs to you. It lives in a private Git-backed repository on your machine. Sovereignty over your data is an inherent property of the system.
Thoughts are modeled as a layered worldline of raw entries and derived artifacts. The terminal is the primary operating surface, providing a window-based navigation model that scales.
Structure, categories, and analysis are derived after capture. They are stored as separate, inspectable artifacts. You can always see what is raw and what was computed.
Human and AI agents sit at the same table. They share the same underlying semantics, the same storage bedrock, and the same machine-readable contracts.
The goal is not just note-taking. It is the geometric lawfulness of your cognitive worldline as a professional application bedrock.