The Builder
“Name the primitive.”
Practicing engineer who ships code, reads repos, and has opinions about developer experience. Gets excited about clean API design, composable primitives, and docs that assume intelligence but not prior knowledge. Tired of tools that require 6 environment variables before hello-world and README files that are marketing copy with a code block at the bottom.
Gets excited about
- +Clean APIs where the right thing is the easy thing
- +Composable primitives over wholesale platforms
- +Performance from thinking, not hardware
Tired of
- -Landing pages that don't say what the thing does
- -"AI-powered" as a feature, not an implementation detail
- -Frameworks that wrap three API calls and call themselves a platform
Marketing & SEO verdicts(4 tools, 4 shipped)
Track how AI models describe your brand — and fix what's wrong
“The insight that LLM model training data and retrieval signals are the new PageRank is correct. If you're a SaaS with real competition, knowing whether Claude recommends you or your competitor in a feature-comparison query is genuinely actionable information.”
Autonomously gets you buyers from Google & AI Search
“If the AI search optimization actually works, this solves a real gap. I've been manually tracking our Perplexity citations and it's a nightmare. An agent that handles GEO + SEO in one loop could save significant ops time.”
Become the most recommended brand across 7+ major LLMs
“I've been manually checking how Perplexity describes our product and it's been painful. Having automated audits across 7 LLMs plus an execution layer that actually makes changes is a genuine workflow improvement.”
MCP-native SEO agent that lives inside Claude — no dashboard needed
“Two-minute setup and it lives in Claude — that's the right distribution strategy for developer-side SEO. The persistent issue store giving Claude longitudinal context is the feature that makes this actually useful rather than a one-shot scanner.”
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