AI Answer Visibility
Find out who AI assistants cite for your topics, and why it is not you
Skills library
A skill is a procedure, not a prompt: what counts as evidence, the order of the work, and what it must refuse to claim. Every file is published in full — nothing is held back behind a form.
Find out who AI assistants cite for your topics, and why it is not you
Hand a writer an argument, not a list of headings
Fix the pages that actually declined, and leave the rest alone
Route readers and authority to the pages that earn them
Find the searches worth writing for — and say where each number came from
Make one page legible to a reader and a crawler at the same time
Know what is blocking one site — and what to fix first
Know why a page is missing from the index, not just that it is
About this library
A Markdown file with a short header and plain-language instructions — the same format an AI agent reads and a person can follow. It states what evidence the work relies on, the order of the steps, and what the output must contain.
A prompt produces one deliverable from one instruction. A skill describes a repeatable procedure with an evidence standard and a refusal list, and usually spans several steps that each involve their own prompting. If you want one output now, use a prompt; if you want the same work done consistently every month, read the skill.
Yes. The complete file is on the page and downloadable as it is published — there is no form in front of it and no truncated preview.
No. The files are written to be followed by hand or handed to any capable model. The agents matter when the work needs data access and repetition across a whole site, which is where doing it by hand stops scaling.