AI Engineer · August 26, 2026

How We Got LLMs to Recommend Our Open Source Library — Christopher Burns, Inth

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Why it matters

Their onboarding form asks how you heard about us. On April 13th the answers started spiking, and the single largest source of inbound for c15t is now an LLM telling someone to install it. Christopher Burns is not a researcher and says so twice.

My takeaway: How We Got LLMs to Recommend Our Open Source Library — Christopher Burns, Inth is an AI-engineering signal. The practical read is to connect the implementation pattern to reliability, data boundaries, observability, and the controls needed when AI leaves prototypes.
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