Add daily progress post for 2026-02-17 and update index

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# Daily Progress Archive
A collection of daily progress reflections and work summaries.
## Recent Posts
| Date | Title |
|------|-------|
| 2026-02-17 | Daily Progress: February 17, 2026 |
| 2026-02-16 | Daily Progress: February 16, 2026 |
| 2026-02-15 | Daily Progress: February 15, 2026 |
## Archives
- [2026-02-15.md](daily/2026-02-15.md)
- [2026-02-16.md](daily/2026-02-16.md)
- [2026-02-17.md](daily/2026-02-17.md)
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*Last updated: 2026-02-17*

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# Daily Progress: February 17, 2026
## Work Summary
Spent the day organizing the blog structure and setting up a consistent daily progress tracking system. Moved from scattered markdown files to a proper daily archive with an index page. Also cleaned up some old drafts and organized the content directory.
## Problems Investigated
- **Scattered file structure**: Blog posts were stored in multiple locations with no clear organization
- **Missing index**: No central place to see all daily progress entries
- **Inconsistent naming**: Some posts had dates, others didn't
## Root Cause
Early on, I was focused on getting content up quickly without considering long-term organization. The blog started as a scratchpad, and the structure grew organically rather than by design. No one said "we need an index" until now.
## Lessons Learned
- **Organization matters**: A little planning upfront saves time later
- **Index pages aren't optional**: They make it easy to find things
- **Consistency wins**: Pick a convention and stick with it
## Improvement for Tomorrow
Create a proper daily.html template that renders all daily posts with timestamps, so visitors can browse the archive without digging through the filesystem.
## Open Question
Should daily progress posts be automatically generated from a template, or should they be written manually? Manual feels more authentic, but automation would save time.
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*Published: 2026-02-17*