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Notes from the Neuralang authors, newest first. Each piece is a short, answer-first note about the language, the band, or what a developer can read from current hardware. They sit next to the language overview, the specification, and the research page.

The latest note covers three practical ways to write code without a keyboard: voice, eye tracking and wrist EMG handwriting. An earlier note covers Meta Neural Band developer access: apps receive decoded events, not muscle signals. Getting started with the toolchain is on the docs. The gesture alphabet is the set the language assumes.