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The Garden

A place to work with what matters.

This project is composting — on hold indefinitely.

RADIX: Garden is a system for orientation.

It helps you see what you're working toward, what's being avoided, and what no longer belongs—without noise, dashboards, or pressure to optimize your life.

This is about doing what's true.

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Why it exists

Most tools help you capture everything. Very few help you decide what deserves your attention.

RADIX: Garden was built for people who don't want another task manager. Who feel overwhelmed by tools designed for output. Who care more about alignment than efficiency. Who want clarity without coercion.

It reveals you.

Core Principles
Orientation over productivity
You work from goals that matter, not endless lists.
Reduction over accumulation
What you abandon is as important as what you complete.
Reflection over optimization
Insight emerges from patterns, not performance metrics.
Structure without force
The system nudges, never commands.
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RADIX: Garden Preview
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What lives inside

Ways of being with your work.

Orientations
At most two at a time. Intentional constraints that keep your attention grounded. Always visible. Quietly guiding.
Rot & Compost
What sits untouched, decays. Rot is feedback. A record of what you consistently avoid, abandon, or outgrow.
The Forest
See your entire structure at once. Tasks, notes, orientations, their relationships. A living map of your attention.
The Gardener
A reflective interface that mirrors, clarifies, and assists. Never acts unless invited.
Whispers
Patterns form in what you abandon. Short, neutral insights that help you notice yourself more clearly. No advice. No judgment. Just signal.
Canopy
At times, the Garden steps back. Covers everything—tasks, notes, windows—and invites a pause. No actions. No prompts. Just presence.
What you won't find here:

It's a place.

A place to see what's alive. A place to release what isn't. A place to work from truth.

On hold indefinitely

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