thinkhard.SI

The tools, where you already work.

Every thinkhard.si tool works on this site. These put them inside the places the work happens: your AI assistant, your blog's editor, your browser, your pull requests and your own code. All of them are free, and none needs an account.

  1. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code

    MCP server, version 1.3.0

    Add one address, https://thinkhard.si/mcp, and your assistant can search 669 expert prompts, grade a prompt, check an answer against its prompt, plan a job as a chain of prompts, build a custom assistant, lint the prompts in a codebase, audit a library and check a brief for a coding agent, in the middle of a conversation.

    Set it upEvery toolClaude Desktop extension

  2. WordPress

    Publish Check plugin, version 1.0

    A panel in the block editor, and on the screen you see when you press Publish, that reads a post written with AI: phrases that sound machine-made, claims to check, markdown left over from a chat, blanks the AI left, private details and links to open. It runs in the editor and sends nothing anywhere.

    About the pluginDownload the plugin

  3. Chrome and Edge

    Prompt Score extension, version 1.1, coming to the stores

    A score beside the message box in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot that updates as you type, with what your prompt is missing. Select text on any page and right-click to check it: did the AI do what you asked, the facts to check, what sounds like AI, a clean copy for Word or Slack, or a task for a coding agent. It makes no network requests; the tool you pick opens with your text after the #, which browsers never send to a server.

    Coming to the Chrome Web Store and Edge Add-ons. The privacy page says exactly what it does.

  4. GitHub and any CI

    thinkhard-lint command

    The Prompt Linter on every pull request: it finds the prompts in your code, fails the build on user input that can rewrite a system prompt, a reply parsed as JSON that never asked for JSON or a key in a prompt, and writes SARIF so GitHub shows each finding on its line. No install and no dependencies, Node 18 or later.

    npx -y --package=https://thinkhard.si/downloads/thinkhard-mcp.tgz thinkhard-lint . --sarif prompt-lint.sarif

    The GitHub Actions workflow

  5. Your own code and no-code tools

    REST API, version 1

    The same tools as plain JSON over HTTP, with CORS open and no key: search and fetch prompts, grade a prompt, check an answer, plan a job, build an assistant, lint code, audit a library, check a coding agent's brief and price an AI feature. For scripts, Zapier, Make, n8n or a spreadsheet.

    API referenceOpenAPI 3.1

  6. Your phone

    Share to thinkhard.si

    Share text from WhatsApp, Mail, Notes or any app to thinkhard.si and see what it is: a prompt gets its score, an AI answer its facts to check and what sounds robotic. The text is read on your phone and never uploaded.

    Set it up

The same promise everywhere

The editor plugin and the browser extension run their checks on your device and send nothing. The MCP server, the API and the command line send the text you give them to thinkhard.si, which reads it and keeps nothing; the only record is a daily count of calls. See the privacy policy and the trust center.