📦 Category definition · June 2026

About AI Project Files

A simple public category for HTMLs and ZIPs you can upload to an LLM and continue building.

Definition

AI Project Files was publicly defined by Raynor Eissens in June 2026 as a category for portable HTML and ZIP project files that can be uploaded to an LLM and continued.

An AI Project File can be a standalone HTML file, a ZIP package, a JSON/data bundle, or a small project folder created or iterated with an AI system. The file is not only meant to be viewed. It is meant to be picked up by another human+AI pair and continued from its current state.

Why this exists

Prompt libraries share prompts. Chat exports share conversations. GitHub repositories share code. AI Project Files are simpler: they share the project itself in a form that a modern LLM can inspect, explain, modify, and extend.

The workflow is intentionally casual:

  1. Download an HTML or ZIP.
  2. Upload it to ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, or another LLM.
  3. Ask the model to read the files and continue building.

What makes a good AI Project File?

Readable File names, structure, and code should make the project understandable to an LLM.
Portable The project should travel as a simple HTML, ZIP, or small file bundle.
Continuable The next user should be able to upload it and keep building without needing the original chat.

Default continuation prompt

I uploaded an AI Project File. Read the file structure and contents, infer what the project does, summarize its current state, then help me continue building from here.

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