Built a searchable index of 72 tools from this community (last 3 months)

Three months in this community and I kept losing things.

Someone would post a tool in Show Your Work. I'd think "I'll come back to that." Then it was buried under 40 more posts and I couldn't find it again. @David Vogel and others have built some great workarounds to highlight posts and info, but I wanted to put together something that helps me find those tools I'll otherwise flag and forget.

So I scanned both categories and built an index.

72 tools. 7 categories. Standalone HTML file: open it in any browser, no login, no server, no account.

What it does:

Real-time search by name, author, or keyword
Filter by category (Memory, ICM, Writing, Design, Media, Workflow, External)
Every card links to the original post and the GitHub or site
"Leave Review" generates a formatted reply you paste into the original post
"Submit a Tool" generates a post template for Resources & Finds

What's in it:

Memory: PMM, Cortex, Session Memory Layer, Codebase Memory MCP, and a non-technical PMM folder template for people without a dev background.

ICM: Brofessor, ICM-Builder, Foundations Tutor, CoworkOS, IBE Workflow, Shipyard, Creator Orchestrator Template, PAFA, and more.

Writing: Critical Editor, Council of 5, LinkedIn Content Wizard.

Design: tastecheck, Weirdness Engine, Open Design, art-direct, Shade_.

Media: to-md, TypeWhisper, YouTube Extraction Pipeline, Pushing Talk_.

Workflow: ARI-OS, Astrid, SkillOpt, Nightwatch, Porter, The Maintainer, Subscription Auditor, and more.

External: Miessler's PAI, Hermes Agent, Zuki, Signal Harmonics, GiTeam, and others.

GitHub (open for contributions): https://github.com/FiSimply/clief-notes-index

The README has instructions for adding via PR or the Submit button. Anything I missed, drop it in the comments & I'll add it. If there's a better way to accomplish this inside the Skool site, please comment. My way is not "the way" and I'm always open to alternatives.

******UPDATE******

WIth Jake's recent announcement, this repo may not be required. I'll keep it live for now so we have an archive/list and I appreciate any updates people give while it's live. Looking forward to seeing the stuff

@David Vogel

and others are hard at work on!

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Built a searchable index of 72 tools from this community (last 3 months)