Show HN: I built a free tool for checking AI Visibility for your site (opens in new tab)

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2 pointszbruhnke2mo ago2 comments

I've been building this lightweight Gmail only Support desk alternative, but its dawned on my recently how many people are not actually optimizing their sites for AI.

We've built a way to generate FAQs that are automatically optimized for AI discover through structured data and proper llms.txt files etc but then also decided to take it a step further and built some free (Free as in beer) tools that let you generate your own llms.txt file, check your AI Visibility readiness etc.

Obviously this is some self promotion, but honestly just wanted to get feedback on what's useful to folks and whether you'd use tools like this and would like more of them?

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storystarling2mo ago

Does the generated llms.txt optimize for token density? I've been working on some ingestion pipelines using LangGraph and found that verbose text files can get expensive quickly when scraping for RAG. Curious if you're stripping unnecessary tokens here to keep input costs down.

kaave2mo ago

just incase you need to track errors and bugs with no config hell and bloated dashboard, been working on Bugmail , its basically gmail but for bugs

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