Things I've built.

Tools and experiments I've shipped alongside the day job, mostly about making websites easier for people, and increasingly AI, to find, read, and trust.

Letthebots

Live tool Liveletthebots.inFree, no account

The Letthebots homepage: "Are you letting the bots in?" above a domain field and a Check my site button

Paste any URL and find out in seconds whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini can reach and cite your site, and what's quietly blocking them.

I built it after repeatedly finding robots.txt rules and JS-only rendering blocking AI crawlers on sites I worked on, with no quick way to check. The surprise was how inconsistent crawler behaviour actually is across providers. What blocks one bot doesn't always block another.

OKF Bundle Generator

Live tool LiveRuns on this siteSince Aug 2026

The OKF Bundle Generator: a URL field with a Generate bundle button and the file structure of an example bundle

Turn a website into clean, linked Markdown for AI agents. Paste a URL, get a bundle of interlinked files back.

I wanted a standard, portable way to hand a site's content to an AI agent or RAG pipeline without writing a custom scraper every time. Turns out most of what makes a site "AI-readable" is boring plumbing: sitemap discovery, robots.txt respect, rate limits. The markdown conversion itself is the easy part.

AI Skills

7 Claude skills Open sourceMIT7 skills

The AI Skills directory: "Small tools I actually use." above a grid of skills such as buzzkill and autotune

Seven Claude skills I use to automate the boring parts of marketing work: copywriting, strategy, GEO, and CRO.

I was running the same editing passes on my own writing by hand every week, so I turned each one into a skill Claude could run consistently without re-explaining the rules each time. The hard part wasn't the automation. It was naming the failure mode precisely enough to act on: "sounds like AI" doesn't cut it, "em dashes in every paragraph" does.

NoLogs

Curated directory Livenologs.inHugo + Cloudflare Pages

The NoLogs homepage: a terminal-styled digital footprint analysis panel above the tool categories

A directory of privacy tools, hand-picked and grouped by job. Encrypted messaging, secure storage, hardened operating systems, and how to leave less behind.

Every "best privacy tools" list I found was outdated or optimising for SEO rather than actually helping someone lock down their setup. Curation turned out to be harder than expected. Most of the work is deciding what not to include, not finding more tools to add.

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The AI reputation scorecard turns twenty questions into a saved audit and a Markdown action list.

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