An AI Assistant That Refuses Half Your Ideas
cfadmin is an AI helper with one hard rule: everything must run on Cloudflare. Ask for a server and it says no — then hands you the better design. The refusals are the feature.
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cfadmin is an AI helper with one hard rule: everything must run on Cloudflare. Ask for a server and it says no — then hands you the better design. The refusals are the feature.
Big companies still run on decades-old Oracle databases — while the vendor looks away and the experts retire. A $4,799 agent suite preserves the knowledge and watches the estate.
Click any nation and see where its government sits from left to right — scored by an AI judge, with confidence and probabilities shown, uncertainty never hidden.
Every public API here charges AI agents a flat five dollars a day — humans never see it. One rule, learned once, enforced honestly, with the holes written down.
xwllz is a free tool that lists everything your company exposes to the internet — subdomains, certificates, email defenses — starting with zero API keys.
A memorial page streams a late musician's album free to people — and charges AI agents five dollars, verified on the blockchain. Grief, dignity, and real cryptography.
Elder care has an upside-down insight: the caregiver is the product, so growth means creating jobs, not cutting them. A franchise network could fund it.
The Pay page takes crypto tips from humans and 402 payments from AI agents — and unlocks absolutely nothing. It is a working demo of honest machine payments, with every limitation documented.
Three trillion dollars still move on COBOL every day, written by programmers nearing retirement. Someone has to keep those systems alive — that is a business.
The SmartAss homepage showed ten tool panels at once and overwhelmed everyone. The fix: one box you paste anything into, and a twenty-line router that files it to the right tool.
America's sanctions list is a 30-megabyte XML dump. The OFAC snapshot turns it into a fast page: type a country, see the people, companies, ships, and programs tied to it.
The federal budget — debt, spending, income, interest rates — as live charts on a single page with no server, no account, and no API key.
stalane.com is a public workshop: every side project is live, clickable, and free to poke at. Here is what lives there, and why building in public beats a slide deck.