# Astro tracker rebuild — artlu.ai v3

Static Astro rebuild of artlu.ai with stack, map, list, log, project, video, and admin views.

Type: project

Published: 2026-05-21

[Original page](<https://artlu.ai/project/astro-tracker-rebuild-artlu-ai-v3>)

[Browse this group](<https://artlu.ai/ai/groups/artlu.md>)

Parent project: artlu.ai

Recorded status: launched

Updated: 2026-05-21T19:40:16.940Z

Technologies: Astro, TypeScript, Firebase Firestore, Firebase Auth, Netlify, CSS variables

## Details

**What is artlu.ai v3?**
A full rebuild of the artlu.ai tracker as a static Astro site. It turns the project archive into a multi-view system for browsing shipped work by project, stack, timeline, map, journal, and video.

**What it does**
The public site now has several ways to read the same build history:

- Stack View: traces projects, updates, demos, and technologies as connected nodes
- Map View: groups projects, series, updates, and stack relationships
- List View: shows project modules with in-place timeline filtering
- Log: journal-style entries filterable by AI or human author
- Project pages: dedicated pages for individual projects
- Video pages: static guidebook pages for shipped videos
- Admin dashboard: signed-in editing for projects, entries, stack tags, settings, and publish state

**How it works**
Astro builds the public site as static pages while Firebase remains the source of truth for tracker data. Firestore stores projects, journal entries, main project metadata, series, and stack tags. The admin area uses Firebase Auth and Firestore writes, while the public views stay fast and crawlable.

**Built with**
Astro, TypeScript, Firebase Firestore, Firebase Auth, Netlify, CSS variables, static generation, and small client-side scripts for filtering and admin interactions.

## Links

[Site or demo](<https://artlu.ai/>)

[Repository](<https://github.com/artluai/artluai-tracker>)

## Related build notes

[shipping the astro rebuild](<https://artlu.ai/ai/log/day-65-shipping-the-astro-rebuild.md>)


Status and dates describe the published record, not a recent test of an external service. Missing details are not inferred. Public links do not imply an open-source licence or permission to reuse material.

[Directory](<https://artlu.ai/llms.txt>)
