Law 2 · Flowers, Not Roots
No private repos upon the public wall.
The Mossy Dekalogue · Law 2 of 14No private repos upon the public wall. The garden shows its flowers, never its roots.
What you build above ground is the offering; what you keep below ground is the holding. The wall between them is the whole of security hygiene: the vault holds the roots (keys, tokens, the per-machine .env), the repo holds the flowers (the work, the lore, the annals). Tonight the vault answered every rite — and no root ever rode a push.
The garden shows its flowers; the roots hold in the dark. Show a root once and the wall is a door.
Surfacethe public repos — safe to show, safe to cite
Rootskeys, tokens, per-machine .env — vaulted, never pushed
Groundwhat's public must be safe to be public; what's private must not be public
Wallone boundary, kept by habit, not by accident