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A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Grown, not built — a garden of small, unruly HTML toys: fidget toys, a deck of cards that won't sit still, a cultural retelling of spring, and an arcade that chose chaos. No build step, no tracking, no Tailscale required.

by @RosettasKeys · RosettasKeys/playground on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON THEGARDEN.ROSETTASKEYS.COMUPDATED 24 Aug 2026

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Controls: Fidget Toys — Live sensory toys in code. Touch, drag, press, and linger. Small…

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Every door here has its own key. Wander in.

Five small worlds, each grown from its own soil — a fidget garden, a deck that won't sit still, a spring older than any one tradition, an arcade that shouldn't exist yet, and a map of the galaxy you happen to be standing in.

Plain HTML/CSS/JS. No framework, no build step, no bundler. Each piece is its own file — clone it, open it, poke at it. Nothing here needs a server, a package manager, or an explanation.

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