This is the archive homepage for microsites on pancake.thefocus.ai. Each project gets its own subdirectory, and this page stays clean, chronological, and easy to extend.
Newest work appears here first. The root stays an index, not the site itself.
One-stop reference microsite consolidating the Focus.AI design system tokens, merchandise production specifications (SWAG.md), vendor ordering details, and a suggested starter kit — all in a single searchable page with downloadable markdown files for DESIGN.md, SWAG.md, and Ordering Guide.
Daily tree pollen readings, season analysis, and prediction guide for next year. 18 days of readings from the Apr–May 2026 season.
A curated guide to AI coding agent and engineering conferences in 2026, with open CFP deadlines, locations, travel support details, and priority recommendations. Covers AI Engineer World's Fair, Agent Conf Warsaw, AGNTCon/MCPCon Europe, Berkeley Agentic AI Summit, and more across 18 cities worldwide.
Head-to-head per-token pricing across 7 platforms (Baseten, DeepInfra, OpenRouter, Together AI, Fireworks AI, NVIDIA NIM, Hugging Face) for 8 models. DeepInfra cheapest for paid. NVIDIA NIM undercuts on V4 Pro and Gemma 4. OpenRouter free tier dominates 3 models. Hugging Face Inference Providers routes at $0 markup. Includes compliance table.
Will's Bogotá trip: Click Clack Hotel, dentist in Chicó (crown prep + Fri 10AM follow-up), Monserrate funicular guide, Tumaco beach escape at Hotel Los Corales (Sun-Wed), Oura Ring 4 charger errand, conference moderating Thu 14, Delta DL983 BOG→ATL (17A) + DL2552 ATL→EWR (4A First) Fri 15, overnight at Now Now NoHo NYC, drive to Cornwall Sat AM.
Phone-friendly speaker directory with 35 speakers from Google DeepMind, AWS, Meta, Spotify, AMD, and more. Every speaker's LinkedIn, X/Twitter, talk topic, and role - linked and ready for outreach.
A practical guide to Miro, tldraw, Excalidraw, FigJam, and more — what they are, how they compare, and how to embed them in your own apps. With code examples and a decision matrix.
Full research for Cornwall CT projects with verified links: shipping container (Shipped.com from ,477, Connecticut Containers), driveway stone from Earthmovers Inc. (8/ton 3/4 Process, earthmoversinc.net), fencing mesh at Home Depot (Fencer Wire 6x100 12.5ga 03), and chicken coop roofing (Gibraltar 29ga panels ~0 at HD).
Vendor research and product recommendations for TheFocus.AI branded merchandise: custom Anker power banks, mugs, water bottles, shirts, hats, notebooks, and jackets. Includes local CT and online specialists.
Proposed split of TheFocus.ai into Marketing site (Habitat OS + consulting, 23 pages) and Academy (reports, courses, recipes, 131 pages) under /academy/ subdirectory. Based on Firecrawl site crawl and full inventory audit.
Rendered non-blog TheFocus.ai inventory with desktop and mobile screenshots, walkthrough videos, URL families, broken route findings, and IA diagnosis.
Weather: 67F Sunny · Pollen: 11.1 High · Stars: 132.5K · Bookmarks: 100 total
A dramatic Umwelten microsite variant using CRT-style frames, high-contrast command-line rhetoric, and a signal-mode switcher.
A dense and humane Umwelten microsite variant with taxonomy blocks, side notes, and builder-researcher-operator filter views.
A contemplative Umwelten microsite variant that frames habitats, evals, and sessions as quiet field notes on model perception.
A procedural Umwelten microsite variant with spec boxes, labeled layers, and a tabbed habitat-eval-session explainer.
A warm, inspectable Umwelten microsite mockup using outline-first technical modernism: oversized type, visible rails, rounded technical panels, and an interactive response-versus-environment explainer.
A single-page microsite prototype exploring Swiss developer-platform design: oversized typography, visible rails, rounded technical components, and an interactive generative-versus-agentic comparison module.
A canonical inventory of 20 microsite styles, with explicit notes for each on font philosophy, palette behavior, grid logic, layout behavior, and reading mode. Includes an honest note that the V5 broadcast descendants now have distinct fonts but still need stronger structural divergence.
A rebuild of the five broadcast-candy descendants so each one has a distinct page skeleton matched to its font philosophy: portal overload, flyer rail, countdown board, retail kiosk, and civic listings.
Updated V5 so the five variants now use distinct type systems instead of sharing one font stack: Bungee/Nunito Sans, Bebas Neue/Barlow Condensed, Orbitron/Space Grotesk, Audiowide/Varela Round, and Oswald/IBM Plex Sans.
A fourth style lab that treats Y2K as three distinct visual systems — industrial Flash chassis, broadcast candy portal, and indie cyber-pop portal — built after screenshot-first visual research.
A visual research board built from actual Y2K-era screenshots and scans, separating industrial Flash futurism, music promo portals, broadcast candy vectors, indie cyber-pop, plus Whole Earth and DNA Lounge crossover cues for wilder next-pass microsites.
A third-pass style lab that pushes harder into a fluorescent rave flyer, a DNA Lounge-inspired venue board, and a full 70s-style Whole Earth catalog systems page.
A second-pass comparison microsite that re-renders the same thesis in four sharper directions: IBM systems manual, Stripe fintech editorial, Framer dark motion tool, and Xerox punk bulletin.
A calibration microsite that turns eight distinct brand design systems into quick visual silhouettes so adjacent aesthetics do not get confused. Includes blunt diagnosis of why the prior Y2K and Xerox variants were too soft.
A comparison microsite showing the same source thesis rendered in five reusable visual systems: Swiss, Y2K cyber future, art school poster, zine/xerox bulletin, and Whole Earth catalog.
A Swiss-style atlas of the public design systems listed in alexpate/awesome-design-systems. It reframes the list as a map of interface governance: components, voice and tone, designer kits, and source code, with capability archetypes, civic examples, and a full index.
A comparison microsite that re-renders the Awesome Pi Agent Ecosystem in three strongly opinionated systems: Japanese editorial minimalism, museum placard/gallery catalog, and retro-futurist terminal propaganda.
A harsher Swiss-poster reinterpretation of the Awesome Pi Agent Ecosystem: oversized type, exposed grid lines, compressed copy, and a red-black-paper palette that turns the Pi thesis into a graphic manifesto.
A Swiss-style editorial redesign of the Awesome Pi Agent Ecosystem. It keeps the Pi thesis, the five-layer model, and the navigation links back into the original multi-page directory, but recasts the overview as a stark typography-led field report.
A Swiss-style microsite that turns Will Schenk's GitHub stars into an editorial field guide: grouped by theme, annotated by both star recency and last-commit recency, and paired with JSON/Markdown report artifacts for the full list.
A Swiss-style bulletin built from the latest bookmark report, turning the current batch into a clean visual digest you can revisit, compare, and iterate on over time.
A research-driven microsite that turns the awesome-claude-code list into a browsable ecosystem directory with representative artifact profiles, comparison tables, workflow patterns, sourced best practices, and machine-readable JSON outputs.
A research-driven microsite that turns the awesome-hermes-agent list into a browsable field guide with normalized artifact profiles, major-project diagnosis, workflows, comparisons, observed-vs-recommended best practices, and provenance-aware JSON outputs.
A research-driven microsite that turns the awesome-cursor list into a browsable field guide for how Cursor actually expands: official docs and marketplace, rules and skills, MCP and plugin surfaces, observability tools, and cloud/CLI escalation paths.
A research-driven microsite that turns the awesome-pi-agent list into a browsable ecosystem map with normalized artifact profiles, workflow patterns, comparisons, sourced best practices, and provenance-aware JSON outputs.
A Focus.AI Labs microsite on fnox, the Rust-first secrets CLI that unifies encrypted-in-git secrets, remote provider references, and profile-based environment workflows under one operator-friendly config.
A warm editorial microsite subtitled “Issue 01, Spring 2026,” framed as “A Retrospective · In Ten Parts” and tracing Will Schenk & thefocus.ai from a 2014 Brooklyn rails shop to 2026 agent infrastructure in Connecticut.
A magazine-style HTML issue subtitled “After the Chat Log,” deployed from your uploaded artifact export as a standalone Pancake microsite.
A longform editorial HTML issue titled “The Code Mode Issue,” deployed directly from your uploaded HTML zip as its own Pancake microsite.
The original Focus.AI Labs-style Miami microsite: editorial, mobile-friendly, and more like a compact field notebook than a full conference archive.
A Focus.AI Labs–styled event guide with hourly schedule, speaker background notes, and individual talk pages, now living in a dedicated subdirectory instead of taking over the whole domain.
Simple rules so this can grow without getting messy.