Sticatto is not meant to be a portfolio of polished outcomes.
A lot of the things I care about are intermediate artifacts: a conversation that changed an idea, a weird little tool that solved one problem, a source trail, a failed build, a pattern I might need again, an annotated score, an experiment that produced a useful “no.”
The public site is the front desk. The Archives hold durable conversations and research. Forge runs a lot of the machinery. Drive contains a huge amount of working material. Sticatto gives those things rooms and paths between them.
The rule is simple enough: if something turned out to be worth keeping, it should eventually become findable.