AI Tools

AI Tools gathers the practical utilities people need once they move past typing questions into a chat box: writing prompts that get consistent answers, counting and cutting tokens, estimating what an API bill will be, checking a fine-tuning dataset, sizing GPUs, planning a team of agents led by a chief-of-staff agent, connecting MCP servers to Claude, Cursor or VS Code, building an MCP server for your own app, tracing and auditing what agents do, and making a website readable by AI assistants and AI search.

30 free tools · no sign-up · no ads

Build and lint prompts, count and trim tokens, and estimate LLM API spend across models.

Check fine-tuning data, size GPUs, estimate training compute and score model outputs.

Plan agent teams, write agent prompts and tool schemas, and configure or build MCP servers.

Trace and audit what AI systems do, and make your site readable to AI assistants and search.

Fill-in prompt templates for ten professions, with privacy checks and output review lists.

Which tool do I need?

About AI Tools

None of these tools call a language model, and none need an API key. They build, check and calculate in your browser, so you can paste a confidential prompt, a training file or an internal API spec without it leaving the tab. You take the result (a prompt, a config file, generated code, a cost estimate) to whichever model or platform you use. The profession kits apply the same idea to daily work for doctors, nurses, engineers, testers, insurance agents, front desk staff, executive assistants, restaurant operators, marketers and sales teams, with privacy checks before anything is copied.

Each tool links to a longer guide that explains the method behind it, such as why the Chinchilla rule suggests about 20 training tokens per parameter, how prompt caching changes cost, or what llms.txt is and is not.

Frequently asked questions

Do the AI tools send my prompts or files to an AI model?

No. They are generators, checkers and calculators that run in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to RedBison or to a model provider. You copy the output into the AI product you already use.

Do I need an API key or an account to use them?

No. There is no sign-up and no key. Tools that would normally call an API, such as the token counter, ship the tokenizer with the page instead.

Which AI models do these tools support?

The prompt, agent and MCP tools are model-agnostic and produce text or config for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and open models. The token counter is exact for OpenAI tokenizers and gives labelled estimates for others, and the cost calculator lists each provider's published prices with the date they were checked.

Are the profession prompt kits safe to use with patient or client data?

The kits warn before you copy and can mask obvious identifiers such as phone numbers, emails and record numbers in pasted text. Whether a given AI service may receive personal or health data depends on your organisation's agreements and the law that applies, so follow your employer's policy.

Can these tools tell me if my website appears in ChatGPT or Perplexity answers?

No tool can promise that. The visibility checker shows whether a page gives AI crawlers readable server-rendered content, structured data and clear answers, and whether robots.txt blocks them, which are the parts you control.