Built a drag-and-drop portfolio triage dashboard in a single session because spreadsheets weren't cutting it. The manifests gave me structured data, but staring at JSON didn't help me decide anything. So the agent spun up an Express server on port 3333 serving a visual triage UI — project cards with screenshots, drag-to-bucket sorting, group labels, and persistent state saved to triage-state.json. I dragged 12 projects into "get out of my sight" (duplicates, raw exports I'd never touch), grouped related apps by theme (all the weather apps into AtmoStudio, all the globes into GeoGenesis, 6 I/O countdowns into one cluster), and wrote notes explaining why each grouping existed.
The triage state tells the real story: 55 projects collapsed into 12 logical groups with human-written rationale. The "weather studio" cluster has 4 apps. The "countdown" cluster has 6. The "particles and physics" group has 3. Each note is a decision — "find what I love about each and bring those into a globe studio" or "these are ways to play with particles, maybe a game." A manifest gets you structured data. A triage dashboard gets you structured decisions.