Seriously. Every time you paste a chunk of HTML, a Notion export, a Google Doc, or a scraped webpage into ChatGPT or Claude, you're spending tokens on: - <div class="flex flex-col gap-4"> garbage - Inline styles nobody asked for - 47 nested spans wrapping the word "hello" - Tracking pixels and footer junk - The same nav menu repeated on every page you scraped The model doesn't need any of it. It just needs the content. So I built Prompt2Markdown. Paste the messy thing in, get clean markdown out, drop that into your prompt instead. I've seen inputs shrink 60 to 80% on real documents. That's the difference between hitting a context limit and not. The hot take: prompt engineering discourse is obsessed with clever wording, and almost nobody talks about the fact that half your prompt is literally invisible formatting the LLM has to read anyway. Clean your inputs before you tune your instructions. Try it on your next big paste. You'll be annoyed at how much you've been wasting. Free for now: → prompt2markdown.com

Hey everyone — I built a free tool called CSVConverter.io to quickly convert files into clean, usable CSVs without friction. No signups. No fluff.Just upload → convert → download. If you’re working with data, automations, Airtable, Google Sheets, or Make.com workflows, this might save you time. 👉 Try it here: https://csvconverter.io If you use it, I’d love your feedback: - Anything confusing? - Anything missing? - Any format you wish it supported? If enough people find it useful, I’ll keep improving it. 🙌

Hey everyone 👋 I built a Website Audit GPT that reviews a site the way a senior web designer / UX strategist would — focused on clarity, conversion, and real-world improvements (not generic AI fluff). 👉 Try it here: WebAudit Pro What it does: - UX & conversion review (what’s hurting results) - Design & visual hierarchy feedback - Performance & mobile risk checks - Practical SEO (no keyword spam) - Accessibility red flags - 🔴🟡🟢 Prioritized fixes (what to fix first vs later) How to use it:It’ll ask you for a short brief (URL, goals, audience, platform, etc.), then generate a structured, actionable audit you could hand to a client or developer. This is the same audit thinking process I use on real projects — just automated. 🙏 I’d love your feedback If you try it, let me know: - What was useful? - What felt missing? - What would you want it to go deeper on? - Would this help you with client work or your own site? This is a community tool first — I’ll refine it based on your input. Thanks, and excited to hear what you think! 🚀

I created a Practical Web Design Planner to help you: ✔ Define the real goal of a site ✔ Map pages before designing ✔ Clarify messaging and CTAs ✔ Stay consistent with branding ✔ Build with intention instead of chaos Whether you’re working on your own site or client projects, this keeps everything clear and focused. 👉 Access it here in the classroom