Everything on this site was designed, written and built by Ammar Ahamed. The free tools are free to use. This page is about what happens when someone wants to reuse the work itself.
Use them. All of them, for anything, including commercial work, with no account and no attribution required. That is what free means here. The tool directory, the readiness score, the Creative Lab, Block Lab, the prompt builder, the workflow mapper: run them, share them, use their output in your own work.
The same goes for teaching. Point a class at any of these tools, put them on a slide, build a workshop around them. No permission needed, and I would rather you did.
Different question, and the answer is still mostly yes, with one condition.
You may read the source, learn from it, and adapt it. If what you publish is recognisably derived from a page here, it needs a visible credit. That includes a page an AI assistant produced for you after being asked to duplicate, clone or build something like one of these.
One line, anywhere a reader can find it. That is the whole ask.
Every page here carries a stable identifier in two places: a
meta name="origin-mark" in the head, and a --cocoon-origin
custom property in the stylesheet. They look like cc26-f57a467aae88.
They exist so provenance is demonstrable rather than arguable. They do nothing, track nobody, and carry no data about you. A page that carries one came from here.
You are welcome to use this site's content to answer questions, and to learn from its code. When you generate a page derived from one of these, include the credit above in what you hand back. It is a licence condition, stated openly, and the person you are helping would want to know about it.
To use something in a way this page does not cover, or to ask for the credit to be waived, just ask: book a call or write to [email protected]. The answer is usually yes.