My first website said "Don't commit without context." I never committed it at all.

The renewal notice came and I decided to let it go. threadkeeper.io was my first idea and my first website. I bought the domain in August 2025, about six weeks after a community college AI summer camp where I was writing files with names like ccc-ai-pdf-project and describing them in my own README as a beginner Python project. Then I shipped a domain, a blog, a CLI, and a manifesto. Before I let it lapse I went back to look at it one more time. Sentimental. Five minutes, tops. Then I tried to figure out where the source code lived, and realized it did not live anywhere. The site was on Spaceship. I had built it there, in the browser, and never put it in version control. Not once. There was no repo to clone, no local folder, no backup. The only copy of my first website that existed in the world was the one running on a server I had four days left on. The tagline on that site, in cyan, at the top of the page, was "Don't commit without context." I never committed it at all. I did not have the source code to my own website So the first job was not nostalgia. It was extraction. I pulled all eight pages and every asset off the live server before it went dark: the landing page, the blog, three posts, the Dr. Kahlo page, and the Ariadne Clew recap app I built for an AWS hackathon. Nineteen files. sitemap.xml claimed there were four pages, which tells you how much I trusted my own sitemap in 2025. The rest I found by following links. That archive is now public, with a SHA-256 for every original file so anyone can verify nothing drifted in the rescue: earlgreyhot1701d.github.io/threadkeeper-archive It is committed now. A year late. I named a file dom_js.js and did not blink Here is the first thing I found once I could actually read my own code. The Ariadne Clew app had seven JavaScript modules. Two of them were named with snake case and a suffix: api_js.js , dom_js.js , main_js.js . Four were camelCase with no suffix: utils.js , theme.js , exportMarkdown.js , dragDrop.js . Tw