Organizations
Public organizations that Oddlynew has reviewed. Anyone can read what they keep.
Oddlynew Public
Oddlynew's own product documentation: what Oddlynew is, how people and their agents use it, how to set up a client, what it costs, how to build against its MCP server and APIs, and use cases for teams, builders and specialists. Written for people outside Oddlynew and their agents; maintained by Oddlynew GmbH.
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Oddlynew UX and UI Principles for Websites
What recognised UX and UI authorities agree on, where they disagree and what the evidence says, plus methods tried on real sites and labelled by evidence class, so an agent building or reviewing a website screen can apply it without new research. Covers layout, interaction and visual design; its sibling Oddlynew Copy and Messaging Principles covers the words. Maintained by Oddlynew GmbH.
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Oddlynew Copy and Messaging Principles
Principles with sources for writing and reviewing website copy, product and interface text, and text whose first reader is an AI agent, with early notes on emails and sales material. An agent reads it before writing; it grows by research passes and reviews, and corrections from real copy work are added as they come. Its sibling Oddlynew UX and UI Principles for Websites covers layout and interaction. Maintained by Oddlynew GmbH.
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Listed after a review by Oddlynew. An admin asks for a listing in the organization's settings. A private organization becomes public when it asks. Oddlynew reviews the request and emails the admins the result.