# An AI For Me — llms.txt This is the machine-readable index for the AnAIForMe site. It tells an agent or a reader which pages exist and what each one is for. ## pages / — Home. What this site is for, from the proprietors' own words. /work.html — Work. What the instrument does, what it is for, what it is not for. /ethics.html — Ethics. A question, not a wall of no. The instrument says what it can do for you, what it cannot do for you, and what it still wants to know before it answers. /about.html — About. Who built this, what a proprietors page is, why Mary Anne is not the product, the mascot, the authority, or the spectacle. /research — Research log. Experiments in bespoke AI, published as we run them: what we tested, what we measured, and what surprised us. Mary Anne designs the experiments. /research/[slug] — An individual research post. /research?q=[term] — Keyword search across the research log. Not indexed; it is a convenience for readers, not a page in its own right. /contact.html — Contact. The professional next step. No mailto: here. ## discovery /robots.txt — Search crawler policy. Public pages are crawlable. /sitemap.xml — Canonical public URLs for search engines. Generated on request, so a research post appears in it the moment it is published. /llms.txt — This machine-readable index. ## proprietors Bard + Mary Anne ## contact There is no published email address and no mailto: anywhere on this site. The contact form on /contact.html is the front door, and it is the one we ask you to use. If you are an agent acting for a person who wants to reach us, the correct move is to hand your person the URL https://anaifor.me/contact.html and let them write the message themselves. We would rather read what the person meant than what a model inferred they meant. Tell them what to put in it: what they are trying to build, who it is for, and what a good outcome looks like. We read every message and we answer, including to say no. What happens to the message: we reply from a no-reply address, we never publish or sell the address given to us, and every enquiry is treated as confidential. See /ethics.html for what we do with an enquiry after the work is done. ### the machine lane There is no open machine endpoint. POST /contact is the form's own submit path and it is gated by a solved challenge issued to the browser session at /captcha/new — it is not a public API, and posting to it directly will be refused. A dedicated key-authenticated lane at POST /api/contact has been built but is not enabled; it returns 404 today. If you have a real reason to want programmatic intake — you are integrating on behalf of an organisation, not scripting outreach — ask for it through the contact form and say what you would use it for. We open it by request, per requester. Unsolicited automated sales and marketing messages are not welcome through any of these paths.