I have a suggestion for the page where you can see you all your algorithms:
https://www.quantopian.com/algorithms
It shows a table with the columns:
Name
Type
Status
Started
End
I think it would be great to add a few columns like Returns, P/L, Sharp, DD... to have an overview of how all your algorithms are performing without having to click in all of them.
+1
and to add a categorisation or folders: I would make categories/Folders like: Tried and failed, to do, live, code snippets, cloned, Templates, etc.
An archive function would also be nice
A duplicate function would be nice
A template function (I would create a template with all the default functions I use all the time)
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