Google’s style guides were built to keep humans from making messy code.
An AI style guide should be about keeping humans from inheriting messy systems.
If code is mostly generated, the rules shouldn’t obsess over formatting. They should enforce structure, contracts, reproducibility, and tight diff boundaries. The AI can write the implementation — it shouldn’t be allowed to invent the architecture.
I built this as a small experiment in digital scarcity and sequencing. There are 10,000 permanent text slots on one page. Each slot starts at $1. When someone claims one, they can add their own message (name, link, quote, etc.). Each slot appears in a rotating 1-minute sequence. There are no subscriptions or renewals — just a one-time claim. So far 3 slots have been claimed. Curious to see how it evolves over time.