55 AI Studio apps and no idea what to do with them

Opened the Antigravity sidebar and counted 55 folders starting with ais-. Every one is an AI Studio export — some are weather globes, some are countdowns, some are bill parsers, some are Three.js particle toys. Most still had the default ai-studio-applet package name and a README that said "Run and deploy." I'd worked on a bunch of them but couldn't tell you which ones had GitHub repos, which ones built, or which ones were duplicates of each other. The question wasn't "what did I build?" — it was "how do I even start sorting 55 experiments into something manageable?"

Started by asking the agent to grill me on organizational strategy. The options were environment-level grouping, one mega-project, or individual project folders. Settled on individual folders because each app has its own package.json and build pipeline — trying to umbrella them would have been fighting the tooling. Then the real insight: before doing anything to the apps, build a manifest system so every future operation has structured data to work with instead of parsing package.json heuristics every time.