General Schematics is an information language that powers Think Machine. It's a superset of Markdown, which means if you're familiar with Markdown, you're already partway there!
But General Schematics goes beyond, offering powerful tools for linking ideas and creating dynamic knowledge structures.
When you mention a symbol in your notes, General Schematics automatically creates a link. This means your ideas are always connected, creating a rich web of knowledge.
Connect multiple symbols together to create trails through your ideas. It's like creating a path through your knowledge landscape. Learn more about Trail Links.
Use headers as symbols, and everything under that header becomes linked to that symbol. It's an effortless way to create context and structure in your notes.
As you adjust the Interwingle setting, content dynamically adapts based on context. Your knowledge becomes fluid and responsive.
General Schematics isn't just another note-taking system. It's a declarative approach to information management. Instead of spelling out every detail, you set up the structure and let the system do the heavy lifting.
This approach allows you to:
General Schematics was developed hand-in-hand with Think Machine, and shares the same inspiration.
Ready to dive in? Here are some resources to help you get started with General Schematics:
General Schematics is at the heart of Think Machine, enabling you to create, connect, and explore ideas in ways you never thought possible. It's more than a tool—it's a new lens through which to view and interact with information.