The second brain
Everything on this site comes out of a private vault of notes that link to each other. This is its actual shape — the vault, the memory layer that feeds it, the automation that runs on it, and every post it has produced. Published work is named; private notes stay anonymous. Hover a node to see what it is.
- 1001
- Notes
- 3487
- Links
- 29
- Clusters
- operational 142
- memory 128
- published 113
- intelligence 66
- projects 63
- resources 61
- diary 51
- output 48
- reports 47
- crm 43
- docs 39
- automation 38
- masterminds 32
- about-me 20
- canonical 19
- interests 18
- health 17
- weekly-reviews 9
- weekly-quests 8
- memories 7
- private 7
- scorecard-pending 6
- wealth 5
- root 4
- technical 4
- archive 2
- monthly-reviews 2
- dreams 1
- memory-logs 1
What's named and what isn't
Working notes are named — process, research, projects, frameworks, reviews — and so is everything published, since those are live URLs anyway. Client notes, personal material, the memory layer and the infrastructure notes appear as nodes but carry no label, because a filename is enough to identify someone or something. No note contents are exported either way: this is a map, not a window.
What the shape shows is how the work actually connects. The dense cluster is operational process. The long strands are decision records linking back to the projects that produced them. Nothing here was designed to look like this — it's just what accumulates when every decision gets written down.
How it's built
The 3D layout is force-simulated at build time and shipped as coordinates, so your browser only rotates and projects it. No physics engine, no 3D library, no runtime cost — just a canvas and about 200 lines.