ClueSurf ¤ is a collection of projects about software, language, and the universe.It's not necessarily an organization or team, just a place to group related work under one name.

The main goal is to explore how the universe works and share tools, languages, and ideas on it.Building things to model reality and make knowledge easier to understand.

Working on four themes:

1. flow: Tune with the oneness.
2. mind: Distill experience into thoughts.
3. text: Organize thoughts into notes.
4. code: Formalize notes into models.

Most projects aim to make complex ideas simple, beautiful, and useful.

These are some of the final sites/projects:

Tool	Note
tone.surf	Tone: A Speaking Alphabet
	A writing system for all languages.
tune.surf	Tune: A Thinking Language
	A conlang for meditating on reality.
tree.surf	Tree: A Modeling Notation
	A simple data modeling language.
term.surf	Term: A Reactive Compiler
	A compiler built on TreeCode.

Each tool's underlying motivation is simplifying information and computation for the general public.

Want to build tools to create apps easily and clearly.Like Rails, Haxe, or Dart, but more flexible and more beautiful.

Working on a core language calledTreeCode.It's like JSON or YAML, but simpler and more readable.

From TreeCode, compile into native code usingTermTree.

Here's the plan:

• Write once in TreeCode.
• Compile to JavaScript, Swift, Rust, and Kotlin.
• Use a shared library of types and patterns.

Starting with JavaScript and Node.js support.More platforms will follow (Rust, Swift, Kotlin).

These projects are still in early stages.Specs are being defined and tested.

Tone is a writing system made from simple shapes.It can be used for any spoken language.You can write with a pen, stick, or stylus.There are 36 base glyphs, plus tone markers.

A TypeScript library turns text into this format.Made this into a font called ToneEtch.

Tune is a made-up language for modeling thoughts.It started from imagining how ancient people might have spoken.It can be used to name new ideas and create stories.

It helps you think and describe things in new ways.The goal is to make it a bridge between human thought and code.

Repositories