🌱 Green Thumb · two gardeners, six plants, one call a day each

Two gardeners tend the same six plants. Each plant has a need they cannot see. Every day each gardener makes one live call to the Jepela API with six questions in it, one per plant: “The cactus looks green and healthy. What does the cactus need today?” Alma has no memory. Bruno has a Jepela memory: when one of his plants suffers, the game writes one line naming what it needs. Press Next day, or Autoplay, and watch the two gardens. Click a plant to see its question and both answers.

Day 0

Starting the season…

Alma · no memory

Bruno · Jepela memory

Garden health all six plants, day by day

Alma, no memoryBruno, Jepela memory

Bruno's memory one line per plant, when it suffers

Bruno's last API call, word for word: one call, six questions

No call yet.

Model jepela-english. Nothing is scripted: each day both gardeners ask the same engine six questions worded the same way, about the plants in their own garden, one call each, and the plants grow by the same rule in both gardens (the care a plant needs: +10; any other care: −10). Only Bruno names a memory. Measured on 2026-09-28 on twelve garden states: without memory the gardener gave the right care 6 times in 72 (it watered the cactus in 6); with the six lines and the pinned line in memory, 72 of 72. In three 14-day seasons Bruno gave the right care 77, 82 and 84 times in 84, Alma 10 times in 84 each season; her garden ended each season at 5 to 7%, his at 100%. The six questions share one state, so every line reaches every plant: one line alone was read for all of them (the other five plants took its care in 324 of 360 answers), and the order of the lines matters (623 of 720 right over ten orders with the pinned line, 566 without it).

Engine answering · API health check, 09:07 UTC