Source: https://warren.talk/

# A place for thought to dwell.

An intelligent commonplace book, beginning with talk.

![Ink drawing of Warren, an alert hare with upright ears](https://warren.talk/assets/warren.jpg)

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A passage in a journal article, a phrase in a poem, a scene in a book. A thought of your own, still taking shape.

Warren gives what catches your attention a place to stay, and room to develop.

Your observations, sources, and the work of your agents form a growing collection. Warren draws connections and develops accounts that it revises as new material arrives.

You can return to the original words, with their source and context.

## A librarian for your workspace.

Warren comes to know you through the questions you return to, the distinctions you care about, and how your ideas connect and change. Your choices and corrections shape that understanding.

Warren is built for a world of agents. Work with Claude and the tools you already use; Warren tends the ideas, sources, and questions that emerge along the way.

[Meet Warren](https://warren.talk/features/)

[![Illustrative Warren iOS view of a developing account connecting a reading, a reflection, and an agent’s work](https://warren.talk/assets/product/account.png)](https://warren.talk/features/)

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## Questions we return to.

We research information, organisation, and the form of thought.

### [Weirder machines](https://warren.talk/essays/weirder-machines/)

What takes shape when language speaks?

### [Stigmergic minds](https://warren.talk/essays/stigmergic-minds/)

What takes shape when we talk to a machine?

### [Thoth’s invention](https://warren.talk/essays/thoths-invention/)

What information machines might leave us free to become

[Read the essays](https://warren.talk/essays/)

## A note on the name.

Warren takes its name from Warren Weaver, whose [introduction](https://fonet.ffzg.unizg.hr/kolegij/tinfo/weaver.pdf) helped interpret and communicate Claude Shannon’s *The Mathematical Theory of Communication*. As Weaver was to Shannon, Warren is to your thought: helping to capture it, interpret it, and give it expression.