quickstart
Make something
⌘S opens Search — Ctrl+S on Windows and Linux
type a name; unless something matches exactly, a create row appears at the top
↵ makes the set and opens it in the pane
Write in it
click the empty line under the title and start typing
↵ gives you the next line, and Tab tucks a line under the one above
there is nothing to save — text commits itself half a second after you stop
The one idea
a line tucked under another inherits everything the line above holds
so the child is the intersection of its parent and whatever you just added
that relation is the only structure lisct has; everything else is built out of it
Look from somewhere else
click the bullet at the left of a row
the view re-roots on that element, and you now see every set containing it — not only the branch you arrived through
do it again elsewhere and you are reading the same material from another angle
Give a line a job
type a comma and a menu of markers opens
,todoputs a checkbox on the line; paste a web address and the line becomes a link instead
Where to go next
concepts, for why nesting is intersection
editor, for every key and gesture