Markdown linting tool to prevent agent drift in file maintenance
A standalone tool that enforces mechanical checks on markdown files to prevent LLM agents from drifting from formatting rules over long contexts. It solves the problem of agents gradually violating frontmatter keys, page length, and linking rules when maintaining files like memory stores or note graphs.
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A tool that prevents LLM-powered agents from executing dangerous Git and shell commands. It solves the problem of agents accidentally or maliciously running destructive commands like force pushes or rm -rf, protecting developers and CI/CD pipelines.
Upload project folder to get optimized markdown for LLM context
A web tool that lets users upload an entire project folder and receive a single, clean, optimized markdown file ready to paste into Claude or Codex. It solves the problem of manually preparing context for LLMs by automatically consolidating and formatting code files. All processing is done client-side for privacy.
Plot hole detection tool for novel-length manuscripts
Novilot is a writing tool that scans a full novel manuscript to catch continuity errors like inconsistent character descriptions or resurrected characters. It uses LLMs to analyze the text and flag inconsistencies, helping serial fiction writers maintain coherence across long works without manual story bibles.
UI/UX audit tool that generates an AUDIT.md file for AI
A tool that audits the UI/UX of a website and produces an AUDIT.md file, designed to help developers and designers get actionable feedback in a format that AI tools can process. It solves the problem of manual UI/UX review by automating the audit and outputting structured markdown.
AgainPage: daily digest from your markdown notes using LLMs
AgainPage is a desktop app that reads your local markdown notes, identifies themes and connections, and each morning generates a short newspaper-style edition that resurfaces forgotten notes and highlights links you missed. It solves the problem of never revisiting personal notes, using LLMs (local via Ollama or cloud API) to compose the digest.
