I'm building SiteTiller with Claude Code, in public.
It finds the questions buyers ask Google and ChatGPT that your site doesn't answer, builds those pages, and keeps the versions that win.
Free check + 44 open-source skills: live.
Free beta: December.
Real numbers every week.
@SwatiPaliwal_ The useful split for site owners: blocking training bots like GPTBot doesn't remove you from ChatGPT search. OAI-SearchBot is the one to keep allowed if you want to be cited there.
@acecreamu Interesting. How many runs per prompt? Answers shift between runs, so 90% of 10 runs and 90% of 100 are very different claims. Would love to see the prompt set.
@alexgroberman A cheap check before chasing that: name, address and phone matching everywhere. If your site, Google profile and listings disagree, the engines have a harder time agreeing you're one business, let alone the best one.
@TheCoolestCool Agree on #1. The measurement side is the hard part: Search Console doesn't split out AI Overview clicks, so "impressions up, clicks down" is often the only hint. Bing's AI Performance report is the one first-party source with citation counts right now.
@glenngabe Rough timing. Google's site-move guide already warns that rankings can fluctuate for a while during a move, so with a core update landing in the same window it'll be close to impossible to say which one caused any drop. Curious whether every old URL got a 1:1 redirect.
Building SiteTiller in public: get found on Google and in AI answers (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity).
Week 1, no polish:
• 101 guides + 28 free tools live
• 44 open-source AI visibility skills
• CLI on npm
• Paying customers: 0
What I won't do: sell before the product works.
Free beta for the waitlist in December, paid plans in January. If the beta gate fails, the dates move.
Free check (~30 s) and the repo are in the reply below.