The whole index at a glance.
The index is grouped and sorted around the key thing about a workspace: what it's for. To work that out, we match each repository's own name, description and README against a fixed lexicon.
By subject 1020 originals
| Subject | Entries | |
|---|---|---|
| General-purpose | 249 | |
| LLM wiki | 247 | |
| Second brain | 217 | |
| Job hunt | 132 | |
| Software development | 116 | |
| Professional & finance | 39 | |
| Research & science | 37 | |
| Product management | 32 | |
| Content & marketing | 28 | |
| Productivity & assistant | 28 | |
| Teaching & study | 19 |
Two subjects hold 49% of the original projects. General-purpose is where a repo that names no subject lands. Splitting the two dominant shelves was measured and declined: their candidate sub-labels overlap more than the top-level subjects do.
Families 9 with five or more members
Most entries stand alone. These are the ones people copied.
Where the rest sit
| Originals | 1020 |
| Copies, reachable through the original they came from | 525 |
| Entries nobody has copied | 908 |
| Moved in the last month | 504 |
| Archived by their owner | 13 |