Audit date: July 26, 2026
I made this inventory because a life of scattered work becomes difficult to meet when every link is treated as an isolated event. This is my attempt at a clean, durable index of public websites, published pages, project hubs, repositories, creator profiles, and authenticated management records associated with Alex James Hislop and PeacekeeperAlex. It is an audit, not a claim that every record is public, active, or complete.
The snapshot recovered one confirmed public ChatGPT site, 270 unique Base44 app records, two public GitHub repositories, one previously shared Notion page, six WordPress site lineages, and no confirmed public Trello boards. Of the Base44 records, 89 explicitly identified themselves as a backup, copy, or site copy; the remaining 181 were distinct or candidate-primary records, not automatically 181 public websites. That distinction matters. An editor link is evidence that a project exists, not permission to publish it.
The front doors that held up
- PeacekeeperAlex on Linktree remains the clearest cross-platform directory.
- The AJH Homeward Shieldworks is an active public ChatGPT-hosted site.
- AJH Daily Log is the personal journal and public log at alexjameshislopdailylog.wordpress.com.
- Alex James Hislop on YouTube is the main video and discovery surface.
- GitHub holds the Alex James Hislop Documents and Spirit Guides repositories.
- The Alex James Hislop GPT is a public interactive presentation of the archive and identity.
The project lanes should remain distinct. AJH Journal is the personal record. TPRC: The Psychic Researchers Collaborative is the research and evidence lane. Heart Radiance is the method and teaching lane. ThePsychicWarGamers and ThePsychicGamers belong to gaming and broadcast history. The Truth Conspiracy has its own editorial lineage. A matching title does not mean two projects should be merged.
What the numbers can and cannot say
The archive includes a video diary playlist with 239 positions, 237 unique videos, and a total duration of 224 hours, 49 minutes. The AJH Daily Defensives playlist contains 515 positions, 508 unique videos, and 85 hours, 2 minutes, 1 second. Duplicate playlist positions are part of the record rather than errors to erase. They show how the archive was actually used.
The 270 Base44 records reveal a large systems portfolio: Earth Systems numbered from 101 through 1313, Canadian Continuity projects, Streetline branches, Sigil systems, engines, workrooms, family and youth structures, and many backups. The public domains still need to be copied from each app’s Dashboard rather than inferred from an editor ID. Notion holds a much larger working library than the one page whose public state I could confirm. Trello remains unresolved, not empty.
Why I keep the audit honest
A public directory needs canonical links, visibility checks, and labels for historical or uncertain material. It should not expose private workspace records simply because they were recoverable. I want one clear public link per project family, backups kept out of the main directory, historical broadcast services marked as historical, and each intended page tested in a private browser before it is described as public.
That is what I have done so far: not one clean career narrative, but a continuity system built across journals, websites, music, video, research, fiction, protection frameworks, and archives. The next work is less glamorous and more valuable—verify domains, test access, recover the missing Trello links, mark live or dead historical placements, and keep the public map smaller than the private maze.