aistupidlevel-com
aistupidlevel-com is a lightweight Python metadata and integration helper package for aistupidlevel.com.
The package gives automation scripts, content tooling, and future SDK code a stable package name for AI Stupid Level. It exposes the canonical website URL, documentation URL, source repository, local repository path, MDX content path, and Next.js app path used by the project.
Website focus
AI Stupid Level focuses on AI model drift benchmarking, reliability reports, and comparative model evaluation workflows. This package does not try to wrap a private production API yet; it publishes a clear, installable metadata layer that can later grow into a fuller SDK or workflow client.
Installation
pip install aistupidlevel-com
Quick start
from aistupidlevel_com import HOMEPAGE, get_site_info, hello
print(hello())
print(HOMEPAGE)
print(get_site_info())
Metadata API
Use the package when a script needs to know where the site lives, where content is stored, or which repository backs the package.
site = get_site_info()
print(site["name"])
print(site["homepage"])
print(site["content_path"])
print(site["app_path"])
Returned metadata includes:
- Site name: AI Stupid Level
- Homepage: https://aistupidlevel.com
- Documentation: https://aistupidlevel.com/docs
- Package name: aistupidlevel-com
- Source repository: https://github.com/youram470-art/aistupidlevel-com-python
- Local repository: /Users/mac/Documents/code/aistupidlevel
- Content path: content
- Next.js app path: src/app
Common use cases
- reference the AI Stupid Level benchmark site from scripts.
- attach benchmark-site metadata to generated reports.
- prepare a small base package for future model-drift API helpers.
- Share a stable public package page that points back to https://aistupidlevel.com.
Automation example
This package is useful in release scripts, SEO tooling, blog generators, indexing jobs, and content maintenance utilities. A script can import the package, derive the content directory, and consistently point generated output back to the public website.
Links
- Website: https://aistupidlevel.com
- Documentation: https://aistupidlevel.com/docs
- Source: https://github.com/youram470-art/aistupidlevel-com-python
- Issues: https://github.com/youram470-art/aistupidlevel-com-python/issues
License
MIT
Metadata
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