Which one should we finish first?
Four goods are built and not for sale yet. Say which one you would want first. One vote names one.
The four
Each is built and has something free today. None is for sale yet.
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The files the free site check says are missing, written for one site from its own home page: robots.txt lines, llms.txt, a starter site map, structured data and the home page as Markdown, with a report.
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30 rule blocks for an AI chief of staff, each with its reason and one test, in three ready-made sets, with a checklist of 16 tests. Plain text files that you install in your own Claude or ChatGPT.
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One county's housing on one page, from public data: home values, rents, income, housing costs, permits and vacancy, each figure with its year and its source.
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A short course in six lessons on how to test an AI assistant that answers from documents, before you launch it: a course book and six notebooks that run offline.
How it counts
This is a show of hands, not a poll. Nothing stops one person voting more than once, two votes at the same moment can count as one, and a count can lag by a minute.
A vote adds one to a count. The count holds nothing about you: no cookie, no account, no name and no internet address. To stop abuse, votes are counted for one minute per internet address, six a minute at most.
A vote is not an order. It commits you to nothing, and it commits Seven Sky to nothing.
For a program: GET /api/vote says whether voting is open, with the counts. POST /api/vote with {"choice": "an id"} adds one vote.