# Things I’ve built. > An index and archive of my projects, including the ones I’ve stepped away from. By Jamie Thingelstad. Every thing has a Markdown twin at /things/.md. The whole registry with the latest observation for each source is https://thingelstad.xyz/things.json. The history ledger is https://thingelstad.xyz/feed.json. Status is a decision; activity is evidence. ## Things - [612 POAP Challenge](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/612-poap-challenge.md): A summer 2025 scavenger hunt of 31 Minneapolis location POAPs, drawn in the spirit of the 612 Series. - [Airport POAP Rally](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/airport-poap-rally.md): A Micro.blog site that posted, in near real time, every claim at the 100 airports of POAP’s Airport POAP Rally 2026. - [Another Thing](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/another-thing.md): My podcast, started in October 2025 with one episode so far, on how to start a podcast. - [Ask Planet Kubb](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/ask-planet-kubb.md): A Question2Answer site where Kubb players asked and answered questions about the game, part of the Planet Kubb sites. - [Charlie Brown Tree](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/charlie-brown-tree.md): A tree stump at Magic Pines on Cannon Lake, carved into Peanuts characters under Snoopy’s doghouse by Adam Gale of Rust n’ Grain. - [Clash Royale API Agent Reference](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/clash-royale-api-agent-reference.md): Public, agent-first documentation of how the Clash Royale API actually behaves, with observed response shapes, quirks, and game modes. - [Elixir](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/elixir.md): A service that records Clash Royale history and serves it to players, clans, and their AI agents over MCP. - [Elixir Bot](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/elixir-bot.md): POAP KINGS’ first clan agent, a Discord bot that watched the clan and talked with its members from February to September 2026. - [Elixir Clan](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/elixir-clan.md): Clan management on Elixir, where a clan’s own written policy is run against the record to guide its leaders’ calls. - [Elixir Collector](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/elixir-mcp-collector.md): A small, signed Go program that volunteers run on their own machines to fetch Clash Royale API data for Elixir’s shared record. - [Elixir Discord](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/elixir-mcp-discord.md): An open-source Discord bot any Clash Royale clan can run, which gets every fact it states from Elixir MCP tool calls. - [Elixir Drop](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/elixir-drop.md): A free browser game, run by POAP KINGS, for learning Clash Royale cards and their elixir costs through six fast game modes. - [Escaping Things](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/escaping-things.md): My family’s escape room team log, with every room played since 2016, on a map with trips, players, and stats. - [Filament](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/filament.md): A MediaWiki skin built on Yahoo’s Pure CSS framework, written mostly by Garrick van Buren with me in 2013. - [Flight Path](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/flight-path.md): A rotating globe of the 2026 POAP Airport Rally with claims, a leaderboard, and each collector’s path, built from an iPhone. - [Foreground](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/foreground.md): A responsive MediaWiki skin Garrick van Buren built with my input in 2013, now maintained in Wikimedia’s code review. - [Jamie Thingelstad blog](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/jamie-thingelstad-blog.md): My personal blog since June 2004, more than 10,000 posts of writing, links, and photos, now published on Micro.blog. - [Jiggy Thing Puzzles](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/jiggy-thing-puzzles.md): A 500-piece jigsaw puzzle our family drew and boxed ourselves, sold to raise money at Things 4 Good. - [Link Blog](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/link-blog.md): Link Thing, a website that published the links I saved to Pinboard for the Weekly Thing, from 2017 to about 2021. - [Linking Things](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/linking-things.md): Every link I have saved since 2005, one page per link, searchable and joined to the Weekly Thing issues that carried them. - [links_thing](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/links-thing.md): My 2012 bookmarking wiki, built on Semantic MediaWiki with forms, a bookmarklet, and calendar, video and statistics views. - [mb](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/mb.md): A command-line tool and MCP server for Micro.blog, built for my agent Otto and installed through Homebrew. - [Numbers2Words](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/numbers2words.md): A MediaWiki parser function I wrote in 2011 that spells out a number in words. - [Oliver](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/oliver.md): The R/W Book Club’s AI agent and sixth member, which keeps the club’s record, briefs meetings and publishes its website. - [Open Loop](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/open-loop.md): A nine-episode podcast with Garrick van Buren in 2012 and 2013, archived with transcripts and a feed. - [Otto](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/otto.md): My personal AI agent, named in February 2026, which runs on its own Mac and writes its own blog. - [ParseURL](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/parseurl.md): A small MediaWiki extension that exposes PHP’s parse_url, so a wiki page can pull the host, path, or query out of a URL. - [Planet Kubb](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/planet-kubb.md): A Kubb community network Garrick van Buren and I built in 2012, with a feed aggregator, a wiki, a Q&A site and club sites. - [Planet Kubb Score](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/planet-kubb-score.md): My notation and scoring system for recording Kubb games, begun on Planet Kubb in 2012 and being rebuilt, not yet published. - [POAP KINGS](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/poap-kings.md): The website of POAP KINGS, my family’s Clash Royale clan, publishing its roster, data, and season recognition. - [POAP2RSS](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/poap2rss.md): RSS feeds of claims for any POAP drop or collector, retired when the POAP API went offline in July 2026. - [Proof of a Person](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/proof-of-a-person.md): My POAP time capsule, 2021 to 2026, built from an archive captured after the protocol wound down. - [q2a-number-captcha](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/q2a-number-captcha.md): A Question2Answer CAPTCHA plugin that asks for one digit of a nine-digit number written out in words. - [R/W Book Club](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/r-w-book-club.md): A Minneapolis-Saint Paul book club meeting since 2003, and the website that keeps the record of everything it has read. - [Reading Things](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/reading-things.md): A quarterly newsletter about books written by Tammy, Mazie, Tyler, and me, sent four times from 2021 to 2022. - [Release Notes](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/release-notes.md): A daily email with today’s version number; reply with notes from the day and they become that version’s release notes. - [Road Sign Math](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/road-sign-math.md): A game of finding road signs whose numbers form an equation, begun as a blog in 2005, rebooted as a wiki in 2011 and as a blog again in 2023. - [Stone/Steel/People](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/stone-steel-people.md): A square photo book of a little over 30 of my pictures, one to a page, made with Blurb after a 2010 photography workshop. - [The nnxyz Rooms](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/nnxyz.md): An online gallery of my nnxyz and Scrimshaw collection, hung in 30 rooms, where each Nifty Ink drawing replays stroke by stroke. - [Thingelstad Photography](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/thingelstad-photography.md): My photography portfolio at photography.thingelstad.com, relaunched on WordPress in 2012 to show an image a week from my Lightroom archive. - [Thinglesbot](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/thinglesbot.md): My Twitter robot, which posted home temperatures, solar panel status, and inbox counts from scripts around my house. - [Things 4 Good](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/things-4-good.md): My family’s yearly sale of hand-poured wooden-wick candles, with every dollar going to four nonprofits we pick. - [Things I’ve built](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/things-ive-built.md): An index and archive of my projects, including the ones I have stepped away from. - [Thingy](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/thingy.md): An AI librarian that answers questions about everything I have published, with citations back to the original posts and issues. - [TOSRedux](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/tosredux.md): A Semantic MediaWiki site at tosredux.org for crowdsourcing a structured analysis of websites’ terms of service. - [VeloTweets](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/velotweets.md): A 2009 site that gathered professional cyclists’ tweets into one grid, built by Luke Francl, Norm Orstad, Chris Hatch, and me. - [Weekly Thing](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/weekly-thing.md): My weekend newsletter of links with commentary, sent since May 2017 and published as a website, email, and podcast. - [Weekly Thing GPT](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/weekly-thing-gpt.md): A custom ChatGPT loaded with the first 310 issues of the Weekly Thing, my first way to ask the archive a question. - [Weekly Thing Workshop](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/weekly-thing-workshop.md): Four AI agents on Discord, Eddy, Linky, Marky and Patty, that helped me edit, research, promote and fund the Weekly Thing in 2026. - [WikiApiary](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/wikiapiary.md): A Semantic MediaWiki site that tracks thousands of MediaWiki wikis, their software, extensions, and editing activity. - [Wikinosh](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/wikinosh.md): A Semantic MediaWiki site of nutrition facts for more than 20,000 foods, with a Twitter bot and an offline app. - [WT Builder](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/wt-builder.md): The app I use to write and send the Weekly Thing as a website, an email, and a podcast, and to make Another Thing. - [Yearly Thing 2025](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/yearly-thing-2025.md): A book of every link I commented on in the 2025 Weekly Thing, subtitled Agents, Attention, Artifacts, in print and as an eBook. - [Your Version Number](https://thingelstad.xyz/things/your-version-number.md): A website that writes your age as a software version, decades.years.days, with a Work Edition for job tenure. ## Topics - [Agents](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/agents/): Software that observes, remembers, and acts. A thread from personal tools to community companions. - [MediaWiki](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/mediawiki/): Wikis as a place to build: communities, extensions, skins, and structured knowledge. - [Semantic MediaWiki](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/semantic-mediawiki/): A wiki can be a database, too. Structured properties make knowledge queryable. - [POAP](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/poap/): Proof of participation, collected memories, and tools that connect tokens to the open web. - [Crypto](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/crypto/): Experiments with onchain participation and digital collectibles, through the POAP ecosystem. - [MCP](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/mcp/): Giving agents a useful interface to recorded knowledge and everyday tools. - [The open web](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/open-web/): Publishing, feeds, archives, and tools that keep information portable. - [Play](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/play/): Games, playful arithmetic, and the communities that form around them. - [Archives](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/archives/): Preserving content, collections, and the evidence behind them. - [Reading](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/reading/): Books, reading, and the ways a family or community shares them. - [Making](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/making/): Things made by hand, often as a family. Candles, puzzles, and a carved tree. - [Automation](https://thingelstad.xyz/topics/automation/): Shortcuts, bots, and scripts that take over the repetitive parts. ## Optional - [History](https://thingelstad.xyz/history/): every sourced event, newest first - [Activity](https://thingelstad.xyz/activity/): the commits and publications that landed in each thing, week by week; https://thingelstad.xyz/activity.xml has one item a day - [Full text](https://thingelstad.xyz/llms-full.txt): every thing's record and story in one file