AI Built Projects

AI Built Projects homepage hero with the message Real Projects, Real AI, Real Results and Swarmloom Idle as the current project.

New website · WordPress · AI-built experiment

What happens when a website about AI-built projects becomes one of the projects?

I launched AI Built Projects on 11 October 2026 as a brand-new website created with AI assistance and directed by me. I now use it to document my projects and let visitors explore the games, with this page following the site as it develops.

The site today

The site now includes a dedicated Games library and a direct browser player for Swarmloom Idle. I have also installed the Gem Forge Idle browser edition, where account saving and cross-device transfers are still being verified. Android buttons and QR codes help visitors move from the site to Google Play.

I have added account-based ratings, user-controlled sharing and a report-contact panel. I am also keeping the project records current on the first of each month, with a current summary and a dated history of the work.

The starting point

How it started

AI Built Projects begins with no long traffic history, no established audience and no promise that it will succeed. That is exactly why it belongs here.

I want to follow what happens when a complete website is conceived, structured, written and developed with AI assistance from its first day. The question is simple: can it become useful enough for people to find it, read it and return?

The launch was the starting point. I am now adding playable game pages, account features and practical articles, while continuing to measure what people actually use.

Why I built it

The projects needed one place where their whole story could live

I was already building games with AI, working on an established photography website and exploring what this way of creating could make possible. The finished results alone were not the most interesting part. The decisions, failed attempts, revisions and real-world outcomes mattered too.

I created AI Built Projects to bring those records together. Games sit beside websites, future applications and tools. Each project can explain where it began, what AI actually contributed, what I decided and what happened after the work reached real users.

AI Built Projects homepage showing the Games, Websites and Apps and tools categories with Gem Forge Idle, Swarmloom Idle and GottaPics.
The first project structure: games, websites, and a future space for apps and tools.

The experiment

Can a website created from the beginning with AI earn real attention?

This is different from improving GottaPics, where AI entered an eight-year-old site with an existing archive and history. AI Built Projects began with a blank record. Its structure, project pages, images and game integrations are developing as part of the same experiment.

A polished first page proves only that a page can be built. It does not prove search visibility, reader trust, useful content, returning visitors or long-term value. Those outcomes must be observed.

Google Search Console for AI Built Projects showing that performance data is still being processed shortly after launch.
The launch-day Search Console screenshot, before performance data was available.

How the work happens

Built with AI. Directed by a human.

My direction

I chose the purpose, domain, categories, projects and voice. I review the writing, judge the design, provide the source material and decide what is accepted, changed or removed.

AI assistance

ChatGPT Work helps investigate, structure, draft, prepare images, implement approved WordPress changes, test links and keep the developing record coherent.

AI makes the workflow faster and gives me access to technical work I would not approach in the same way alone. It does not choose the purpose of the site or take responsibility for what is published.

AI Built Projects homepage section explaining that the website itself is a project developed with ChatGPT Work under my direction.
The homepage makes the experiment part of the site from the beginning.

Building in the open

The site documents itself as it develops

This page is not meant to remain a frozen launch announcement. It is the first dated record. Future changes can document new sections, technical decisions, mistakes, redesigns, traffic and the response to individual projects.

If the site grows, the record will show how. If it remains small or fails to find an audience, that result belongs here too.

Project history

Explore the milestones below, organised by year and month, and follow the full stories in the development journal.

2026
October · Launch and the first structure

11 October 2026 · The public beginning. I launched AI Built Projects on WordPress.com to bring the games, websites and future apps into one project record. The launch context below belongs to that starting period.

PUBLIC START

11 October 2026

PLATFORM

WordPress.com

FIRST STRUCTURE

Games · Websites · Apps & tools

MEASUREMENT

Early-stage project

The early screenshots elsewhere on this page show the first project structure and the initial Search Console setup. They show where the site began.

Read how I built the website from scratch.

November · Game players, accounts and article sharing

4 November 2026 · Games, accounts and sharing

From a project archive to a place to play

  • I have a dedicated Games page with browser, Android and QR links.
  • Swarmloom Idle has public Google-account access, optional cloud saving, real ratings and a bug-report contact panel on this site.
  • I have installed the Gem Forge Idle browser edition; its live account and cross-device checks are not yet complete.
  • Gems of Luna, Chaos Booth, GottaPics and the website itself have their own project records.
  • I have connected a dedicated Facebook Page and a Pinterest RSS workflow for article sharing.
  • I review project records monthly, using confirmed developments rather than changing dates without new information.

I want the site to be useful both as a record of the work and as a route into the projects. I will keep following how visitors use these additions as the site develops.

Development journal

The full stories remain in their original articles, with their dates and context preserved.

Why I Built a Website About Building Things With AI

Building AIBuiltProjects.com From Scratch With AI

What Went Wrong While Building AIBuiltProjects.com—and How I Fixed It

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