What Other Projects Are Listed on Objective Unclear?

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Objective Unclear lists four side projects beyond its main build: airloom.html, broadcast.html, gloops.html, and prompttuner.php. They appear as file links under the heading "I'm also tinkering on the following projects:" — meaning they are presented as works in progress rather than finished products. If you are deciding what to explore, treat these as experiments: the site gives no descriptions, status labels, or release dates for any of them.

The four projects at a glance

Project File type What the page tells you
Air Loom .html The only project with its own section elsewhere on the page
Broadcast .html Listed as a tinkering project only
Gloops .html Listed as a tinkering project only
Prompt Tuner .php Listed as a tinkering project only

The page does not explain what Broadcast, Gloops, or Prompt Tuner do. The only descriptive text on the site is reserved for the 3D air traffic app, Air Loom.

Air Loom: the project with actual context

Air Loom is the one project the site describes in any detail. The page states the author is "actively building a 3D air traffic app" and is gathering feedback through a Reddit thread, with a separate feedback link and a mailing list for release updates.

That gives you three concrete ways to engage with Air Loom specifically:

  • Give feedback via the linked Reddit thread or the feedback link.
  • Follow releases by joining the mailing list.
  • Check back later if you only want to see the finished app.

The other three projects have none of these entry points listed.

How to access the projects

Each project is presented as a direct file link on the page. Clicking a link takes you to that file — for example, airloom.html or prompttuner.php. Because they are listed as tinkering projects, expect unfinished interfaces or incomplete functionality rather than polished tools.

One practical note: the .php extension on Prompt Tuner means it depends on server-side processing, so it may behave differently from the three static .html projects depending on how the site is hosted.

Which ones are worth your time

  • If you want the flagship project: start with Air Loom. It is the only one with a stated purpose, a feedback channel, and a release mailing list.
  • If you want to browse experiments: open the other three links directly. There is no documentation to read first, so the fastest way to judge them is to load each file and see what appears.
  • If you need something production-ready: none of the four are described as complete, so none should be relied on as a finished tool based on this page alone.

The site's own framing — "Even my side projects have side projects" — sets the expectation: these are personal experiments shared in public, not supported products.