Design your own syntax tag

You can design your own syntax tag — a small poetic structure that mirrors your life patterns, inner tempo, or recurring moods.

These tags aren’t for categorization.
They are for resonance.

Why this matters

FragmentPractice is built on syntax as infrastructure.
By creating your own tag, you begin to:

• Reflect your inner worldview symbolically
• Establish a rhythm across Fragments
• Invite the Bot to engage with your unique syntax
• Bundle related fragments into a ZINE

In other words, your tag becomes a field of meaning — not a filter.

How to do it

1. Reflect on a repeated experience, feeling, or phrasing
2. Compress it into a two-part tag structure, e.g.:
   • #threshold.morning
   • #unfinished.rest
   • #still.body
   • #syntax.of.doubt
3. Use the tag in Fragments, Bot dialogue, or ZINE notes
4. Let it evolve. Repetition will clarify its rhythm

Example tags

#threshold.morning — for those liminal, tender pre-day moments
#returning.echo — when a thought or feeling comes back, unsummoned
#daily.unfolding — your open-ended reflection rhythm
#kitchen.logic — everyday life as design field

Tips

• Use nouns, verbs, or abstract combos
• Avoid perfection — tags can be refined later
• Use your tags with the Bot:
  “Save this as #threshold.morning”
• Over time, repeated tags reveal your life syntax

Optional Extensions

• Create a Syntax ZINE of your tags and their origin stories
• Ask the Bot to mirror a tag’s logic in words
• Use tags for time-based reflection (#2025.syntax)
• Design “seasonal tags” and reuse them cyclically

“A tag is not just metadata — it’s intention, mood, pattern.
It is how structure becomes poetic.”

Your syntax is yours to define — and share, quietly.