Haque Farazul

@ETHGlobal Paris winner!!!! I was so nervous and but also excited….

Devs write code faster with AI. Reviews can't keep up. Code Review launches multiple agents on every PR — catches bugs, security issues, verifies findings, ranks by severity. Result: <1% false positive rate. 84% catch rate on large PRs. Follow for more AI dev workflows →

Claude Code's new /btw feature is basically ADHD mode for devs. Mid-refactor and need a quick answer? /btw spawns a side agent, answers your question, disappears. Your main task never skips a beat.

Full tutorial: resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/The-Comp…

Stop repeating yourself to Claude Code. Skills = write instructions once in a SKILL.md file. Claude follows them automatically. Every time. Teams: skills stack. Enterprise > Personal > Project. Tutorial below.

ChatGPT cites definitive content 2x more than vague content. 5 patterns from 1.2M responses + a Princeton study (peer-reviewed). The cheat sheet for getting cited by AI:

ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity were tested across 6.8M citations. Only 5% overlap. Each engine pulls from completely different sources. Optimizing for one means you're invisible on the other two. SEO got you here. GEO gets you everywhere.

@NitanshuL @encifherio Different jobs. robots.txt controls access (crawl this, not that). llms.txt provides context (here's what matters and why). You can't stuff Markdown summaries into an Allow/Disallow format.

@haque5farazul @encifherio why not it's a part of robots.txt though ? seems more relevant there

llms.txt was the biggest AI hype of 2025. 844,000 websites adopted it. 0 major AI crawlers actually use it. SE Ranking studied 300K domains — no correlation with AI citations. The only place it works? Dev docs for coding tools like Cursor and Claude Code. Thread in the slides

@NitanshuL @encifherio Yeah, llms.txt are pretty relevant for dev docs. But not for SEO/GEO.

@haque5farazul @encifherio helps bootstrap context for my claude instance regarding external integrations

@NitanshuL How? for development or for @encifherio docs?

@haque5farazul i always use it