CrafterWIKI
Explore hackathon projects and turn source-backed patterns into a plan for your next build.
Public wiki and planning toolkit
The reference site is live. Source labels and coverage limits remain visible; planning patterns are hypotheses, not measured success rates.
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Overview
I built a public hackathon reference wiki and a demo-first planning toolkit. Event and project records retain source links and distinguish organizer statements, team statements and curator inference.
The Problem
Hackathon inspiration often loses the evidence behind a result. A useful reference must distinguish a confirmed placement from an interpretation and an incomplete roster from a complete one.
Methodology
Source-backed browsing and editable plans
The Astro website exposes project filters and original resources. A shared query layer supports the CLI, MCP server and static API; a workspace generator produces editable project or hackathon plans.
Key Findings
Patterns are hypotheses to test against counterexamples; the corpus does not establish measured odds of winning.
Conclusion
A public wiki, developer interfaces and downloadable planning material make the same reference corpus usable in a browser or an agent workflow.