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This is The Orchard, a brand new site by Tyler Woodard that's just getting started. Things will be up and
Read on →Plant the foundations.
Tend the system. Harvest what AI can really do.
There is no shortage of AI. There is a shortage of people who have organized their own knowledge well enough to use it. So we begin where every patient grower begins — with the ground.
This is the resource I wish I had on day one. No tool worship, no breathless promises, no "secrets." Just the slow, satisfying work of building a system that compounds — and a place to come back to as it grows.
Recent notes, reflections, and field reports.
Start at the first. Each row feeds the next.
The four-folder system that holds everything else up. Where projects, areas, resources, and archives actually live.
Capture, organize, distill, express — the rhythm of turning raw input into knowledge AI can work on.
The single most underused unlock in Claude. Why a good skill is worth more than a hundred prompts.
Bundles of skills, agents, and hooks. How they extend what Claude can do for the work you already do.
Your terminal becomes a working partner. Even if you don't write code, this is where the orchard gets tended.
The desktop home for everything you do with Claude. When to use it, and how it earns its keep.
Dispatch routines, scheduled tasks, recurring agents — the way an orchard tends itself overnight.
The right place for the right work. When to spin one up, what belongs there, and how it stays useful.
Not everything belongs in a project. The seasoned hand knows which conversations live where.
Catching ideas as you have them. The capture layer that feeds everything else in the system.
Walk through, settle in, or sit down with the orchardist.
The first row is on me.
All the rows. All the harvests. A place to ask.
90 minutes with the orchardist.