The tools.
Each one exists because a problem needed solving properly. They stand on their own — no accounts to link, no ecosystem to buy into.
AI Warlock
A council of AI models that deliberate on a question and return one clear answer — or a ready-to-use prompt.
Asking a single model gives you a single opinion, confidently delivered whether or not it’s right. AI Warlock puts several of them to the same question, lets them disagree, and returns something you can act on rather than a wall of hedged text.
AILattice
A tool for making websites discoverable and readable by AI systems, using llms.txt and related standards.
Search engines have had a way to read sites for thirty years. AI systems are still working it out, and most websites give them nothing useful to work with. AILattice generates the files that tell an AI what a site is, what matters on it, and how it should be described.
Intellistasis
Does the analysis first, so AI is summarising something true rather than summarising a guess.
Ask an AI a question about your data and you’ll usually get an answer that sounds right. Intellistasis does the underlying work before that happens — the patterns, the cycles, the correlations that are actually there — and hands the AI real structure and real context to work from.
The result is the answer your data supports, not the answer the model thought you wanted to hear. It’s the difference between a tool that sounds convincing and one that’s right.
This isn’t the finished list.
More is in progress. If there’s something you think should exist, that’s worth a conversation.