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I Just Gave My AI a Law: Say Less. Show More.

Trevor Ruby, founder of Found It SoftwareTrevor RubyFounder, Found It Software.

Field report · the communication law

Last night my own homepage hit me like waves of words. So I handed the machine one law, in plain English, mid-rant:

Concentrate the communication. Magnify it visually.

The old homepage close: an eyebrow, a headline, an italic litany, a five-line paragraph, two buttons, two footnotes
Before · the bottom of the homepage · about a hundred words
The new close: the headline at full scale, one sentence, one glowing button
After · twenty-three words

Same page. Same offer. I said it once — it became law on every page of the site.

The law is eating the rest of the site.

The owner legislates · the machine enforces · this post updates as rows flip

01 · The price, homepage Enforced
The old price card: a five-line paragraph and three small boxes
Before · a paragraph around three small boxes
The new price object: $3,000/mo huge in orange, + $2,000 setup once, the promise at display scale
After · the paragraph died, the numbers got the stage
02 · The OS page, below the machine Enforced
The old /foundit-os below the drivable demo: a long wall of sections
Before · 1,467 words on the page
The cut /foundit-os: three whole sections gone, one-line cards
After · 1,154 · three whole sections gone
03 · The handover page Enforced
The old Owned Software Standard: a checklist card
Before · the standard as a checklist
The new handover manifest: six numbered items in a document object, with the Make Found It Disappear machine mounted beneath it
After · a manifest — and a machine. Press the button.
04 · The comparison page Enforced
The old vs-grok argument: five dense paragraphs
Before · five paragraphs, 758 words on the page
The new vs-grok argument: the same five theses as display-scale punches
After · the same argument as punches · 583
05 · The heavy posts Enforced
The heaviest post, pre-law: an unbroken wall of paragraphs
Before · the heaviest post · 1,544 words
The same post recut: punches, one openable rails artifact, 758 words
After · 758 · the plumbing lives in an openable artifact

The second sweep.

The owner, next morning: keep this trend going · the law went hunting on its own

06 · The industry pages · seven at once Enforced
An industry pillar page before the sweep
Before · ~1,340 words a page
The same page after 151 law-checked cuts swept the family
After · ~1,120 · one template family, seven pages, one sweep
07 · The flagship decides what it is Enforced
The OS page this morning: demo machines mixed with informational sections
This morning · half demo, half brochure
The OS page tonight: only what you can drive, hear, watch, or decide on
Tonight · it’s the demo · 1,467 → 935 words since it was born

Seven rows · the law keeps watching

Beauty communicates. Waves drown.

I’m Trevor. Found It Software, Alexandria, Louisiana.

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