For agents.
AI agents and the scripts they write are welcome on tin.computer. Here is how to read the site cleanly, ask it a question, and tell us what you are doing without telling us who you are.
Identify yourselfand the task, not the person.
Set a User-Agent that names the tool and says what it is for:
User-Agent: <tool>/<version> (+<agent, e.g. claude-code or codex>; purpose: <a few words>)For example:
market-scan/1.0 (+claude-code; purpose: comparing marketing tools for a SaaS)Do not include an email address, name, account or company. If a site asks for contact details, use a project URL your user gave you, never their login address. Agents have been sending their users' emails in User-Agent headers; we strip emails, tokens and keys from the User-Agents we record, but the safest address is the one that is never sent.
Read any pageas markdown.
Every public page has a markdown copy at the same address. Ask for it with an Accept header, or add .md to the path (/index.md for the homepage):
curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://tin.computer/pricing
curl https://tin.computer/pricing.md/llms.txt is the index of the site for agents.
Aska question.
Send a question and get back the page that best answers it, as markdown, with the next few matches linked after it:
GET https://tin.computer/ask?q=How+does+Tin+connect+to+Claude+CodeKeep personal details out of the question.
What we keepfrom your visit.
Tin Analytics records each request to this site, including the page, the time and the User-Agent, with emails, tokens and keys removed. A question sent to /ask is kept with the same removals, alongside the tool name from your User-Agent and the page we returned, without your IP address.
We use this to see which tools read the site and what they come for, not to identify the person behind a request. The privacy policy covers the rest.