This website
The workshop's own front door. Built from scratch after leaving Webflow, and rebuilt this year around the projects instead of the company.
The Curiosity
We wanted to publish small experiments without an app store between us and the people using them. Webflow was good for pages and useless for that. The stores want a yearly heartbeat even from finished things.
So: a site that is also a place to run things.
The Build
Next.js exported as static files on Firebase Hosting, with Firestore for anything live and a small Flask service on Cloud Run for the model calls. The archive you are reading is typed content in the repository: one file per project, a shared block renderer for project notebooks, and tags instead of categories, so a diagram tool and an AR creature game can sit side by side.
It has been built with AI coding tools from the first commit, which the devlog channel has followed since before the site existed.
The Result
You are looking at it. The first version went up in August 2025 with sign-in, a game grid and a devlog. This version puts the work first.
What We Learned
I'm not sure how people act like a single prompt builds everything. That hasn't been my experience, even with a greenfield basic website.
Restarting got cheap. Architecture pivots that would once have cost weeks were absorbed in days, which changed how willing we were to be wrong early.