Things I’ve built
An index and archive of my projects, including the ones I have stepped away from.
- Status
- Active Being built or operated.
- Dates
- Started Oct 2026
- Where
- thingelstad.xyz/
- Topics
- Archives The open web
- Page views
- 0 in the twelve months to Sep 30, 2026
- Latest evidence
- Latest commit, Oct 23, 2026
I keep thingelstad.xyz for point-in-time project things. This site is the index: every project, active or retired, with its sources, its connections to other projects, and a sourced history of what happened when. The registry is written as Markdown and YAML in a public repository, evidence is collected weekly from GitHub, sitemaps, and feeds, and the result is a static site with an RSS feed and llms.txt.
I started the repository in October 2026 as a project gallery with an AI guide. On October 17, 2026 it became a static site built with Eleventy from the Markdown registry, and the AI guide, private editor and React application were retired. Thingy’s archive indexes the published things.json, so it can answer questions about the projects.
Activity
35 commits (28 with Claude, 2 with another agent, 5 by me), the first on Oct 13, 2026.
The latest weeks with activity
-
Week of Oct 19, 2026 14 commits, all with Claude
-
Week of Oct 12, 2026 21 commits (14 with Claude, 2 with another agent, 5 by me)
All activity, week by week. Who made each commit is from its author and co-author lines.
Sources and evidence
Observed daily from GitHub, sitemaps, feeds, the Internet Archive, and Tinylytics. Evidence never sets a status.
-
jthingelstad/thingelstad.xyz implementation
Things I've built. Jamie Thingelstad's interactive project gallery.
- Repository created Oct 13, 2026 (a development record, not a launch date)
- TypeScript, CSS, Nunjucks
- Latest commit Oct 23, 2026; 35 commits on main between Jul 1, 2026 and Oct 23, 2026
- Observed Oct 23, 2026
-
thingelstad.xyz/ website
Commits and publications per month, last twelve months.
Connections
-
Things I’ve built publishes a catalog for Thingy
The registry is published as things.json and llms.txt so Thingy can answer questions about my projects without this site running a model. Source
-
Thingy indexes Things I’ve built
Librarian snapshots the registry’s things.json into the Weekly Thing corpus, so Thingy and MCP clients can answer questions about my projects (sources thing-<id> and thing-index). Source
History
-
milestone
Static site replaces the gallery
Eleventy site from the registry. Source
-
development
Things I’ve built: recorded development
A public repository records development of the project index. This is development evidence, not its launch date. Source