Proof that AI coding stops being a toy the moment a non-coder owns the verification loop end to end.
A public shelf for ordinary builders.
Works is where Build Season outputs become inspectable: what was built, how it was verified, what failed, and what kind of help would move it forward.
The missing layer is not coding ability, but repeatable judgement under acceleration.
Spottt
A small product candidate used to test how fast idea, UI, code, and launch can converge.
Small apps are now thinking instruments: they reveal demand faster than planning documents.
Better tools make uncertainty discussable instead of privately intuitive.
Can a stranger open, inspect, or run it?
Is there a demo, repo, benchmark, test, or BOM?
Does the page show what failed and what changed?
Is the requested help specific enough for others to act?
Artifact + proof + learning + next ask. This static version is ready to be replaced by CMS data when HAACC adds member submissions and review queues.