The grove is not a feed

A feed is a way to feel informed without sitting. A grove is a way to keep three questions alive long enough to become a brief.

Pots, not pipes

Each live question gets a pot: a sentence, a date you will sit with it again, the cards that already lean toward an answer. If a question has no date, it is decoration. Pull it.

Athena will not ping you daily. If nothing is ready to seal, the grove is quiet. Quiet is not a bug in a counsel house.

Pruning is the work

Teams keep dead questions because deletion feels like losing research. It is the opposite. A pruned grove is how you remember what you are actually deciding this month.

When a question dies, keep a stub in the Folio if the sitting taught you something. Do not keep the pot on the ledge as a guilt object.

Against the digest

We will not mail you a roundup of the grove. If you need a letter, write one when there is a brief. The newsletter field on this site is furniture so you can see where a buyer might later wire a real list. It does not send.