a cottagecore command-line herbarium
$ man garden --section=herbs
Rosmarinus officinalis
For remembrance. git log --oneline of the garden.
Lavandula angustifolia
Calms the process. kill -STOP $(pgrep anxiety)
Thymus vulgaris
There is always enough. sleep infinity
Salvia officinalis
Wisdom in the garden. sudo rm -rf doubt/
$ cat philosophy.txt | less
"To undo is not to erase. It is to remember what was there before — and to choose it again."
In every garden, there is a moment when the weeds win. When the tangle seems too thick, the soil too dry, the season too late. That is the moment to run undo.sh — not to go back, but to begin again with gentler hands.
The command line is a garden. Every script is a seed. Every function, a root system reaching into the dark earth of memory.
$ ls -la tools/
Waits for the right season. Does nothing until it's time.
Removes what no longer serves. Gentle but decisive.
Opens everything up. Cannot be rushed.
Transforms old mistakes into rich soil for new growth.
$ ./undo.sh
undoing the noise...
undoing the hurry...
undoing the forgetting...
done. you are back in the garden.
$ _