# guest in ~/ikruchynskyi/blog
› ls -t ~/blog
- NYC Live Map: how I built a real-time map of New York City from open data and a local AI
The story of the NYC Live Map on ihor.sh, a free real-time map of New York City. It merges Notify NYC, 511NY, NWS, FloodNet, 311, 1,248 cameras and 15 local newsrooms into today's incidents, rates how likely each one is real, and has a local AI write briefs that must cite their facts.
- A simulated student, an AI editor and one shared log: how I test my courses with agents
Agent orchestration patterns, and the setup I use to check the courses on ihor.sh. A Gemini agent plays a beginner who knows only school arithmetic, a Claude agent works as instructor and editor under written guardrails, an append-only log connects them, and verification tools turn the teaching rules into checks.
- AI enablement for websites: making ihork.link agent-ready
How I made a JavaScript-only personal site readable and usable for AI agents — robots.txt rules and Content Signals, Markdown for agents, an A2A agent, an MCP server, an Agent Skills index, WebMCP tools, an API catalog and Link headers — and what I learned on the way.