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Flagship project: AI-visible web architecture
Issue 01 / Guided entry

A personal site built for humans, LLM retrieval, and AI agents.

chudi.dev is a live public experiment in AI-visible web architecture. It combines technical writing, machine-readable discovery, and agent-facing interfaces so the same body of work can be browsed, retrieved, cited, and queried.

AI-visible web architecture is the practice of structuring a website so it serves three audiences simultaneously: human readers through editorial design, large language models through machine-readable content surfaces (llms.txt, structured data, FAQ schema), and AI agents through callable tool interfaces (WebMCP, ai.txt). This site is the reference implementation.

Flagship project: chudi.dev as a public working model Human-readable and agent-legible by design AAO / AEO / GEO stack: llms.txt, ai.txt, WebMCP, and schema Machine-readable identity through topic hubs and entity clarity Live case studies, not recycled summaries

Visibility stack

The flagship claim is architectural, not cosmetic.

chudi.dev is designed so readers, search engines, and AI systems can all navigate the same authority graph through interfaces tuned to how they retrieve information.

AAO

Agent-facing interfaces

WebMCP tools, ai.txt, and callable content surfaces make chudi.dev usable by agents, not just readable by them.

AEO

Answer-ready article design

Definition blocks, FAQ structure, source sections, and reading paths turn posts into extractable answers instead of generic essays.

GEO

Machine-readable discovery

llms.txt, structured data, sitemaps, and entity clarity make the site legible as a coherent knowledge node instead of a generic content archive.

Three editorial journeys

Choose the track that matches how you want to think and build.

Each journey is a topic hub, a recommended reading order, and a newsletter segment. The goal is faster orientation and stronger follow-through.

AI Visibility Engineering
6 pieces

SEO optimizes for rank. Answer engines optimize for citation-worthiness.

This track is the engineering playbook for the second game: entity coherence, schema specificity, originality signals, and the measurement loops that show whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews are actually citing you.

Best for

content engineers and sub-DR-20 operators engineering for AI citations

Reading depth

16 foundational, tactical, and case-study notes

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Answer Engine Optimization: 6 Factors That Decide If AI Cites You

Answer engine optimization (AEO) determines which sites AI search engines cite. The 6 factors driving citations in Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Google AI Overview.

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Build with AI
14 pieces

Build AI products like systems, not demos.

This track covers Claude Code workflows, WebMCP agent interfaces, context management, evidence gates, RAG, and the operational decisions that move an AI idea into production.

Best for

builders, founders, and engineers shipping with AI

Reading depth

20 implementation notes, case studies, and security-automation architectures

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Claude Code Best Practices the Official Docs Don't Cover (2026)

What I learned building 36K lines of production code with Claude Code: quality gates, multi-agent orchestration, and the workflow patterns that ship.

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Think Better with ADHD
3 pieces

Treat ADHD cognition like a systems design input, not a flaw to hide.

This track reframes parallel thinking, novelty seeking, abstraction, and chaos tolerance as engineering leverage, then turns them into practical workflow scaffolding.

Best for

ADHD and neurodivergent developers, designers, and founders

Reading depth

7 core essays and workflow guides

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ADHD Productivity: The System I Built After GTD Failed Me

GTD doesn't work for ADHD brains. The energy-aware productivity system I built instead — hyperfocus scheduling, AI processing, and the workflow I use to ship.

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Cluster spotlights

Start with one cornerstone piece, then branch into the adjacent system.

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Weekly dispatch

Subscribe once. Receive a better-oriented version of the site every week.

The newsletter follows the same editorial product structure as the site: systems for AI builders, security automation notes, and neurodivergent workflow design. The point is signal and continuity, not volume.

  • Claude Code and AI-product operating notes
  • Bug bounty automation architecture and validation lessons
  • ADHD systems design insights that hold up in real work

Segment: editorial-home