This repository serves as a comprehensive index of Sam Putnam's open-source projects, categorized by their last substantive commit. It provides a snapshot of ongoing and completed projects, offering insights into the developer's diverse interests and project lifecycle statuses. The index is primarily useful for individuals tracking Sam Putnam's work or seeking to understand the progression and current state of his various open-source contributions.

How It Works

The repository is structured as a simple table, listing projects with details such as client, field, last code commit date, and status (alive, usable, finished, dead). The "status" field offers a quick assessment of a project's viability and development stage. The "last code commit" date helps in understanding the recency of activity.

Quick Start & Requirements

No specific installation or setup is required to view the project index. All information is directly available within the README file.

Highlighted Details

• The index spans a wide range of fields, including AI, machine learning, web development, mobile app development, music generation, and finance.
• Projects are meticulously dated, with the earliest entries dating back to 2014 and the most recent in 2025, indicating a long-term engagement with open-source development.
• The "status" categorization (alive, usable, finished, dead) provides a clear overview of project health and maintenance.

Maintenance & Community

This repository appears to be a personal index maintained by Sam Putnam. No specific community or maintenance details are provided beyond the project entries themselves.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository does not explicitly state a license. All rights are reserved by Sam Putnam.

Limitations & Caveats

The README contains extensive, often stream-of-consciousness-like, personal reflections and narratives alongside project details. This can make it challenging to quickly extract purely technical information about the projects themselves. The "Description" field is also noted as "None," further emphasizing that the project details are embedded within the broader narrative of the README.