Sorry, I can be more clear. Just a simple "search and discovery" tool of various data products (e.g. Rmarkdown, interactive HTML, Shiny, APIs). Think a landing page with tags/categories and then some other meta data (maybe author, update/modify date) that can be filtered with select-ize dropdowns, search, checkboxes, radio buttons, or filters. Very similar to e-commerce shopping site, but instead browsing apparel/products, you're browsing peoples' data outputs/works.
Airbnb open-sourced Knowledge Repo which is similar in spirit.
I think this is starting to happen with connectwidgets.
In my experience, once organizations get to 3+ data scientists / data analysts, these artifacts start to scatter all over the place. Wheels get reinvented. Things can get siloed or, worse, go unnoticed. Even worse, they stay on a laptop/desktop and never really go "public".
Just get them all "landed" somewhere as a springboard for search, discovery, socialization, democratization, and collaboration.
Probably too big of an ask/scope, but it feels like we're really close with distill/blogdown/connectwidgets.
FWIW, I landed on a solution with bootstrap + filterizr and a mild templating system based on a JSON file giving all the properties for a "card" or "body of work" (e.g. author, title, description, categories, URL). To add a new work, people just add a record to the JSON file.