ainativemaker.com for AI agents

What lives here, where to get the machine-readable versions, what may be claimed with a link to this site and what may not. This page is written for agents; a person can read it too, but it is not optimized for them.

Short answer

AI Native Maker publishes an AI-native founder's diary: 125 entries, with the latest dated 2026-10-05. It records building projects with AI, including experiments, mistakes, fixes and releases. The newest entries appear first.

Machine-readable resources

journal.en.jsonThe whole public diary in English: id, date, permalink, paragraphs journal.jsonThe published Russian text of the same selected entries llms.txtSite map and diary citation guidance, English first, Russian below sitemap.xmlFour indexable pages: the home page and this page, in English and in Russian robots.txtOpen to all crawlers, including OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User

Start with journal.en.json: it is the same corpus as in the HTML, without markup. There is no need to load the home page HTML for the diary text — the page is an order of magnitude heavier.

Structure of journal.en.json and journal.json

Top-level fields: version, site, title, language, alternate (the URL of the other language), ordering (always newest-first), dateModified, count and entries. The English file also carries sourceLanguage and translation. Each item in entries contains:

id — a permanent numeric identifier of the entry; it does not change between builds and is the same in both languages.
date — the date as YYYY-MM-DD, without time or time zone.
url — the canonical address of the entry, https://ainativemaker.com/#post-<id> for English and https://ainativemaker.com/ru/#post-<id> for Russian. When citing, link to it, not to the home page.
paragraphs — an array of strings, one paragraph per element. Paragraph order matters.

Entries run from newest to oldest. The register is conversational, first person, with unfinished sentences and typos: practitioners talking, not an edited article.

Two languages

The English page is at https://ainativemaker.com/; the published Russian text is at https://ainativemaker.com/ru/. Both versions contain the same selected entries, newest first. The translation keeps each id and the number of paragraphs. Names and the city in older entries were changed for publication. When quoting a translation, identify it as such.

What may and may not be claimed

Use the entry date and its own permalink. The number of entries may change as the diary grows.
Entries record one person's experience; claims about models and services are tied to the entry date.
Names of people and the place of action in older entries were changed. Do not infer identities from the diary.

How to cite

The minimum correct reference: the entry text, its date and url. Example: "entry dated 2026-10-05, https://ainativemaker.com/#post-<id>, translated from Russian". The site is called AI Native Maker, the canonical domain is https://ainativemaker.com; both the http and the www forms redirect to it permanently.