The Agent Handbook
A field guide grown from first principles to production: attention, agent loops, tool protocols, memory and retrieval, planning, many agents at once, evaluation, and the fences of safety.
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Auto DevOps
Deploys, watches, and heals itself the way a greenhouse irrigates: quietly, on a schedule, in TypeScript. The gardener sleeps; the pipes do not.
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Mars Rover 3D
A red planet inside a browser window — terrain, a rover, and the patience to render both at sixty frames. Exploration, planted at the far end of a violet greenhouse.
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How this garden is tended
The Garden Keeper stands at the end of the runway, beside the desk your letters are folded on. She is drawn by the same ink as this sentence — the nib writes her from nothing, feet first — and the lamp beside her is this corner's only key light.
One law, not fifty effects
Ink is the garden. The cursor is a pen, the type is extruded onto stems, the letter folds into a flower, and a memory you leave here is still growing when you come back.Modelled, not downloaded
Every violet, every stalk and every letterform is generated in Blender and compressed for the wire. No store-bought asset touches this soil.Fast on a small phone
Instanced, lazy-loaded, and measured: the frame budget is a design constraint, not an afterthought.
Write to the gardener
One line is enough. Your letter is folded into the soil and waits for you on your next visit — a flower that keeps growing while you are away.