Find What You Built

Type the task, subject, or problem you remember. You do not need the project name. Short phrases work best; typos and a different word order are okay.

Search And Open

Press / to focus search. Type a phrase, then press Enter to open the best match. Use the arrow keys to move through results. Your search covers descriptions, capabilities, recall phrases, technologies, domains, repository metadata.

Read The Evidence

Open “Capabilities, Recall Phrases & Evidence” under a result to see what was inferred and which source revision and files support it. Descriptions are based on selected source files, not a claim that the app was tested. Archived repositories remain searchable.

Privacy

Use the existing inventory owner password. Access lasts up to twelve hours; Lock signs this browser out. Repository descriptions, READMEs, source references and search results are served only after authentication. Search runs in this browser and is not sent to the feedback form.

Maintenance

The private project-inventory repository holds the source and successor runbook in docs/CONTINUITY.md. A maintainer refreshes the inventory on the Mac with its existing GitHub access and Ollama, then tests and deploys the same Vercel project. The app works from the last published snapshot even while the Mac is offline.

No vector database or new account is required. The refresh date and completed analysis count are displayed below search. If an analysis is unavailable, the repository stays visible with that limitation.

Corrections

A maintainer can add durable corrections in private/memory-overrides.json. These take precedence over generated descriptions and survive refreshes. Do not edit the generated snapshot directly.

When Something Breaks

If sign-in fails, use the existing owner-password recovery procedure; never send passwords through feedback or chat. If results are old, ask the maintainer to refresh and publish. If a live application fails to open, its GitHub link and source evidence remain available here.