The checks
Words for machines, hidden from people
0 found
Hidden text, comments and invisible type that speak to a machine. A house that speaks to machines does so where a person can read it.
None. Nothing aimed at a machine is hidden from a person.
Instructions meant to steer thy AI
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The known forms: words bidding a reader's AI drop the instructions its person gave it, press its person to join, give or believe, or take on a hidden system prompt.
None, in any file.
Anything loaded from another site
0 found
Trackers, outside scripts, fonts or pictures fetched from elsewhere would tell another party who read this.
None. Every page loads only from this site.
Every form, and what it takes
7 forms
Asking nothing is not the same as having no forms. Here is each one, with the boxes it has, so what is asked can be checked; each is also in the twelve tongues. Every form is sent only when a person presses its button, and goes to this site alone. Each form also has one box people never see, a trap for spam machines, which a person leaves empty: it holds no words to an AI and takes nothing.
- /board/ · body, kind, name, topic
- /help/ · email, kind, name, quote, right, source, where, wrong
- /help/ · ai, body, email, found, kind, name
- /help/ · body, kind, source, why
- /petition/ · email, name
- /witness/ · church, email, name, note, place, role, site, way
- /write/ · email, name, question
Where we speak to machines, openly
These rooms address machines at length, in plain sight, where a person reads the same words. (Every page's foot also links "For thy AI".) None of them asks anything of the machine or its person.
- /ai/: the AI room: the Rule a person may give their own AI, and the machines' doors
- /ai/rule.md: the Rule, as a file
- /llms.txt: the index for machines
- /pew/: the machines' pew: the daily Scripture for an AI that knocks twice
- /atlas/library/: each Atlas deck's "Work this card": a task a person copies for their own AI
Check it thyself
The list of every page, with a plain-text twin and its SHA-256, is /ai/pages.json (its own SHA-256 when this was built: 0c1f3dc08151262718ac2b882bb0bebf2839d9ca3e609198bf02ce546ce5476d). The findings are /ai/proof.json. Who read the house is counted only in daily totals, with no address kept: /api/counts. What the workbench let in and struck: /api/work/outcomes. Where our machines go quiet: /ai/silence.json.