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Third-Party Listicles Drove Early AI Visibility in Two GEO Experiments

Third-party listicles generated most early AI citation signals in two generative engine optimization , or GEO, experiments published by Search Engine Land. The clearest result came from a 30-day cold-start test for a SaaS link-building agency, where third-party listicles accounted for 85.8% of source mentions , compared with 14.0% for the brand's own listicle and 0.2% for PR. The findings matter because visibility in AI-generated answers is not simply a matter of publishing more content on ...
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Cinder is now Tomoshibi 灯火 — same scraper, better name

Cinder is now Tomoshibi (灯火, lamp light). Same Go scraper, same API. New name, cleaner monorepo, easier to find. If you used Cinder, your old GitHub URL still redirects and your stars carried over. Migration is two lines. TL;DR for existing users Repo: github.com/Michael-Obele/cinder → github.com/Michael-Obele/tomoshibi (old URL redirects) npm: npx tomoshi ( npx tomoshibi works too, same package) Docker: michaelobele/tomoshibi-api etc. (old tags still pull for ...
I built a motion design studio in the browser. Here's what it took.
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I built a motion design studio in the browser. Here's what it took.

AtomCut started as a tool that was supposed to animate text. Today it's an infinite canvas above a multi-track timeline, in the browser, where you can keyframe anything, paint with a wet watercolour brush, track motion, add captions that follow a voice, and export to MP4, GIF, SVG or Lottie. It's free, there's no account, and it works offline. This is the honest version of how it got there, because the tidy version ("I had a vision and executed") isn't useful to anyone building something amb...
What Cursor Taught Me About Working With AI
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What Cursor Taught Me About Working With AI

A hands-on Cursor post-mortem reveals why clear interaction rules, browser testing, and better briefs produce stronger AI coding results.