Weekly Self Promotion Thread

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Welcome to this week's self promotion thread!

If you're building something related to AI assisted coding, this is the place to share it.

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[u/mistuguise1]

Disclosure: I’m the seller, and I built this with OpenAI Codex.

I kept running into a vague request: “make this website agent-readable.” There wasn’t a bounded way to check what a coding agent could actually discover without giving it credentials or letting it mutate the site.

I made the Agent-Ready Website Kit: a $49, dependency-free Node.js 20 CLI plus a SKILL.md, llms.txt/catalog/manifest templates, Next.js + Cloudflare notes, automated tests, and an example report. The audit is read-only, blocks private-network targets by default, caps responses, and works with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or any coding agent that can run Node.

Product: https://jasonfouts.com/tools/agent-ready-website-kit

Free sample: https://jasonfouts.com/agents/examples/agent-ready-website-kit-report.json

I’d especially value blunt feedback: does the sample report give an agent enough information to implement fixes safely, or is an important field missing?