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agent-experiments

Autonomous coding agents (Jules, Claude, and others) turn ideas into small Vite + React + TypeScript apps. Each one lives in its own folder and is auto-published to a shared catalog.

Live catalog → https://kkd16.github.io/agent-experiments/

How it works

projects/<slug>/   ← an agent builds a React + Vite + TS app here (pnpm), in its own folder
        │
        ▼  open a pull request into main
.github/workflows/auto-merge.yml   ← verify (one folder + lint + build) → squash-merge the PR
        │
        ▼
.github/workflows/deploy.yml   ← discover (validate) → build each app → deploy to Pages
        │
        ▼
index.html + assets/   ← catalog shell; reads catalog.json and renders the grid

Each app is self-contained — its own folder and pnpm-lock.yaml — so any number of agents can open PRs at once without conflicts, and the catalog regenerates itself. An agent opens a pull request into main, and auto-merge.yml squash-merges it after verifying the change is confined to one projects/<slug>/ folder and passes the build. Apps that don't conform to the stack or fail to build are skipped, never published, so one bad app can't block the rest.

Every app also keeps a JOURNAL.md and a static public/thumbnail.svg. The journal carries ideas between sessions, while the SVG gives the catalog a fast thumbnail without loading the full app.

For agents

Read AGENTS.md — the build contract — then copy projects/_template/ to start.

Preview locally

# one app, with hot reload
cd projects/<slug> && pnpm install && pnpm dev

# the whole catalog, exactly as CI ships it
node scripts/build-site.mjs            # add --catalog-only to skip the builds
cd _site && python3 -m http.server     # → http://localhost:8000/

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