Flancian’s Garden is a personal digital garden that has grown into the seed of the Agora — an open, distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network. Here you’ll find thousands of interlinked notes on philosophy, technology, cooperation, and daily life, as well as documentation for the Agora project itself: how it works, how to join it, and how to run your own.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/flancian/garden/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What is a digital garden?
Learn how digital gardens differ from blogs and wikis, and why they compound in value over time.
Flancia
Discover Flancia — the utopian vision and ongoing project at the heart of this garden.
The Agora
Understand the Agora: a distributed knowledge graph that assembles personal gardens into a commons.
Agora Protocol
Read about the lightweight text-based protocol that powers cooperative knowledge sharing.
Start exploring
Read the Agora
Browse the Agora at anagora.org — no account needed.
Join the Agora
Add your own digital garden to the commons and connect your notes with others.
Choose an editor
Pick from Foam, Logseq, Obsidian, or plain Markdown to start writing.
Run your own Agora
Self-host an Agora instance for your community using the open-source stack.
How it works
Write notes in Markdown
Keep a collection of notes using any editor you like — Foam, Logseq, Obsidian, or plain text. Use
[[wikilinks]] to connect ideas.Publish to a Git repository
Push your notes to a public Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, or any host). The Agora reads directly from your repo — you stay in control.
Sign up to an Agora
Send a pull request adding your garden to
gardens.yaml, or email signup@anagora.org. Your notes will be pulled and interlinked with others.The Agora is a work in progress and welcomes all contributors. If you want to participate and run into any issues, reach out at signup@anagora.org.