# Schreier Group LLC

> Schreier Group is a Northern Colorado business advisory firm that uses AI, based in Johnstown, Colorado and run by Todd and Amanda Schreier. It helps small business owners with ongoing advisory, websites, AI assistants and automation, HR projects and Triage, a 30-45 day crisis engagement.

## Contact

- Business: Schreier Group LLC
- Address: Johnstown, Colorado
- Phone: (970) 591-4263
- Email: todd@toddschreier.com
- [Website](https://schreiergroup.com/)

## Background

- Founded 2015 in Johnstown, Colorado by Todd and Amanda Schreier.
- Todd: 25 years leading sales organizations, including a 300-person pharmaceutical sales org; AI revenue systems for Main Street businesses.
- Amanda: fractional Chief People Officer (MBA, SHRM-SCP); HR infrastructure for 43 organizations across 13 states.

## Services

- Ongoing advisory: a senior operator in your corner every month. Plans from $750/mo, $1,500/mo (Strategic) and $2,500/mo (Fractional); custom fractional-executive engagements. https://schreiergroup.com/advisory
- Fixed-price projects: Landing Page $1,500 (10-14 days), Digital Front Door (landing page + AI voice agent + follow-up automation) $3,500, Custom AI Automation from $5,000, plus HR projects (Employee Handbook $2,500, Hiring Campaign $3,000, Compliance Audit $3,500). Annual advisory clients get 15% off. https://schreiergroup.com/services
- Buddy: an AI assistant installed on the owner's own machine. $5,500 one-time (or $6,000 on a plan), then $100-200/mo for the AI; optional $500/mo support; $250 diagnostic credited toward an install. https://schreiergroup.com/buddy
- Triage: a 30-45 day crisis engagement for a business that needs help right now. $10,000 ($8,500 for annual clients). https://schreiergroup.com/triage

## How to start

- Book a free 15-minute call: https://schreiergroup.com/contact (or the live calendar at https://cal.com/schreiergroup).
- Call (970) 591-4263, answered 24/7 by our AI receptionist.
- Email todd@toddschreier.com.

## Service area

Based in Johnstown, Colorado, serving customers: Johnstown, Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont, Berthoud and the rest of Northern Colorado.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://schreiergroup.com/)
- [Ongoing advisory](https://schreiergroup.com/advisory)
- [Websites and fixed-price projects](https://schreiergroup.com/services)
- [Buddy, the AI assistant](https://schreiergroup.com/buddy)
- [Triage (30-45 day crisis engagement)](https://schreiergroup.com/triage)
- [Free business checkup](https://schreiergroup.com/checkup)
- [The Money-Back Mastermind](https://schreiergroup.com/mastermind)
- [Free SEO guide](https://schreiergroup.com/free-seo/)
- [Proof: every site we ship, scored live](https://schreiergroup.com/proof/)
- [About Schreier Group](https://schreiergroup.com/about)
- [Contact / book a call](https://schreiergroup.com/contact)
- [Insights articles](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/)
- [AI Hype Audit](https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit)

## Profiles

- [https://www.facebook.com/schreiergroupllc/](https://www.facebook.com/schreiergroupllc/)
- [https://www.linkedin.com/company/schreier-group-llc](https://www.linkedin.com/company/schreier-group-llc)
- [https://toddtalk.fm](https://toddtalk.fm)
- [https://schreier.ai](https://schreier.ai)

## Services in detail

### Ongoing advisory
A senior operator in your corner every month; custom fractional-executive engagements available.
Price: From $750/mo; $1,500/mo (Strategic); $2,500/mo (Fractional)
More: https://schreiergroup.com/advisory

### Landing Page
A fast, fixed-price landing page delivered in 10-14 days.
Price: $1,500
More: https://schreiergroup.com/services

### Digital Front Door
Landing page plus an AI voice agent and follow-up automation.
Price: $3,500
More: https://schreiergroup.com/services

### Custom AI Automation
Custom automation built around how the business actually runs.
Price: From $5,000
More: https://schreiergroup.com/services

### Buddy, the private AI assistant
An AI assistant installed on the owner's own machine that holds their business knowledge. $250 diagnostic credited toward an install; optional $500/mo support.
Price: $5,500 one-time (or $6,000 on a plan), then $100-200/mo for the AI
More: https://schreiergroup.com/buddy

### Employee Handbook Package
HR project led by Amanda Schreier.
Price: $2,500
More: https://schreiergroup.com/services

### Hiring Campaign
HR project led by Amanda Schreier.
Price: $3,000
More: https://schreiergroup.com/services

### Compliance Audit
HR project led by Amanda Schreier.
Price: $3,500
More: https://schreiergroup.com/services

### Triage
A 30-45 day crisis engagement for a business that needs help right now.
Price: $10,000 ($8,500 for annual advisory clients)
More: https://schreiergroup.com/triage

### Free Business Checkup
A straight look at the business, no pitch. If you don't need us, we say so.
Price: Free
More: https://schreiergroup.com/checkup

### Free discovery call
15 minutes with Todd Schreier.
Price: Free
More: https://cal.com/schreiergroup

### Own Your SEO guide and checklist
A free guide for owners who want to run their own SEO.
Price: Free
More: https://schreiergroup.com/free-seo/

### AI Hype Audit
Viral AI claims tested and given a verdict, free with no email wall.
Price: Free
More: https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit

### Proof: every site we ship, scored live
Live speed and quality scores for every website we build.
Price: Free
More: https://schreiergroup.com/proof/

Prices are as published on schreiergroup.com. Annual advisory clients get 15% off fixed-price projects. Final scope is set on a free discovery call.

## Insights articles

- [1099 or W-2: What It Actually Costs You Either Way in Colorado](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/1099-vs-w2-colorado-small-business/): A side-by-side cost of the same worker as a 1099 contractor and a W-2 employee in Colorado, plus the control facts that get a classification reversed.
- [What AI Is Actually Good For in a Five-Person Business](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/ai-for-small-business-owners/): A plain answer for small business owners: rank AI by hours saved times what your hour is worth. Five uses that pay, three that don't, and what to skip.
- [AI prompts for small business owners: the boring ones that…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/ai-prompts-small-business-owners/): Most AI prompt lists are written for content marketers. Here are prompts built for real owner work: pricing, hiring, contracts and customer email.
- [What an AI Receptionist Actually Costs a Small Business](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/ai-receptionist-cost-small-business/): Real pricing for an AI receptionist, the fees vendors skip, and the one calculation that tells you whether it pays for itself in your shop this month.
- [AI receptionist or a human answering service: how to pick…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/ai-receptionist-vs-answering-service/): Compare an AI receptionist and a human answering service by call type, not price per minute. Costs, where each one breaks, and a 30-day test you can run.
- [What a business consultant in Northern Colorado actually does…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/business-consultant-northern-colorado/): A plain answer on hiring a small business consultant in Northern Colorado: what the work really is, how to size the fee, and the questions to ask first.
- [What it costs to sell your business, and what you actually keep…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/cost-to-sell-a-small-business/): Price is not proceeds. A line-by-line walk down from headline sale price to the wire amount: broker fee, legal, debt payoff, holdback, allocation, taxes.
- [Franchise or start your own: run the numbers before you sign](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/franchise-vs-starting-your-own-business/): A franchise costs a fee plus 6-8% of every dollar forever. Here's how to compare it to going independent using Item 19, real math, and what you keep per year.
- [Google Ads or SEO: Which One a Small Business Should Buy First](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/google-ads-vs-seo-small-business/): An honest comparison of Google Ads vs SEO for a small business: what to fix free first, what ads tell you in 3 weeks, and a 90-day budget split that works.
- [How to raise prices without losing customers: the math on a 12%…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/raise-prices-without-losing-customers/): The math on raising prices without losing customers: how many you can afford to lose at 12%, how to pick the number, and the two-sentence announcement.
- [Restaurant profit margins: the four numbers that decide it](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/restaurant-profit-margins-what-to-fix/): Sales look fine but the bank account doesn't. The four numbers that decide restaurant profit margins, and why a price increase usually beats cost cutting.
- [When an S corp election actually saves you money, and when it…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/s-corp-election-when-it-saves-money/): S corp election math for small business owners: the profit level where it starts paying, what reasonable salary costs you, and the real annual price tag.
- [Should you take an SBA loan? Run the payment test first](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/sba-loan-small-business-should-you/): What an SBA lender really underwrites, the personal guarantee on your house, and how to test the payment against your slowest months before signing.
- [Selling your small business without a broker](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/sell-small-business-without-broker/): Yes, you can sell a small business without a broker. Here's the real work, the real costs, and the three jobs that kill DIY deals when skipped.
- [Seller financing: how the note actually gets structured](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/seller-financing-small-business/): A buyer asked you to carry paper. Here's how seller notes are structured, what secures them, SBA standby rules, and the terms I'd insist on first.
- [What Your Missed Calls Are Actually Costing You Every Month](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/what-missed-calls-cost-small-business/): Pull your call log, run four lines of arithmetic, and find out whether missed calls cost your small business pocket change or a mortgage payment each month.
- [What your first employee actually costs, and the revenue you…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/what-your-first-employee-actually-costs/): The real cost of your first employee is 25-40% above the wage, plus a 90-day ramp. Here's the loaded math and the revenue trigger to set first.
- [When to stop doing your own books, and what a bookkeeper should…](https://schreiergroup.com/insights/when-to-hire-a-bookkeeper/): Hire a bookkeeper when you can't trust your numbers, not when you're tired. What monthly bookkeeping costs, and the close-by-the-10th rule.

## AI Hype Audit

576 viral AI claims checked so far (123 real, 379 partly true, 74 BS). Free, no email wall: https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit

Latest verdicts:

- Partly true: Partly true: asking Claude Code or Codex to find the implicit state machines in your app is a genuinely good refactor idea, but 'always, without breaking anything' is a wish, not an instruction (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/partly-true-asking-claude-code-codex/)
- Partly true: Partly true: FreeLLMAPI really does pool free AI tiers behind Claude Code, but 'zero downtime, zero bill' is the pitch, and its own docs say it isn't for production (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/freellmapi-claude-code-free-tokens-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: REA really can help an AI agent study how an app works, but 'Anthropic is furious' and 'replicate any app 10x faster for free' have nothing behind them (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/rea-reverse-engineer-anything-anthropic-furious-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the free Replica skill exists, but 'a perfect clone of any app every time' and 'never pay for a subscription again' go well past what it can promise (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/replica-skill-clone-any-app-claude-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Higgsfield Katana does run inside Claude for animation work, but this is a partner ad, it needs a paid subscription, and we can't confirm the 'one prompt' video (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/higgsfield-katana-claude-animation-one-prompt-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the Even G2 glasses are real and have a hidden display, but nothing in this video shows CEOs are 'secretly' using them (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/even-g2-ai-glasses-ceos-secretly-partly/)
- BS: BS: fewer than 10 results on a Google site: search doesn't mean 'Google's never going to rank you' (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/site-search-under-10-results-topical-authority-bs/)
- Partly true: Partly true: software can spin up lots of AI influencer accounts, but 'goes viral consistently' at 23-cent CPMs is an unproven sales pitch, and platforms are moving against it (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/ai-influencer-farm-thousands-viral-23-cent-cpm-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Manus can build a site with a database, but this is a partner ad saying 'every other tool' only makes things look nice, and that isn't true (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/manus-real-backend-every-other-tool-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash really can run on a 12 GB gaming PC with Strata, but at about 4 to 10 words a second, with a small memory window and over 239 GB of disk (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/deepseek-uncensored-12gb-gaming-pc-strata-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Veritas does produce a site audit, fix list and 'AI search' score, but a 98% score is the tool grading itself, not proof a page-2 site will climb in one afternoon (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/veritas-page-two-afternoon-fix-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: copying the backlinks your competitors already earned is a standard, legitimate SEO tactic, as long as you filter for quality and expect to earn the links, not just ask (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/competitor-backlink-gap-strategy-real/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Veritas is a real all-in-one SEO tool with a ChatGPT visibility check, but 'audited the site and planned the whole month before lunch' is an ad dressed as a day-one story (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/veritas-seo-month-before-lunch-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: AI can sort a brand's Meta ads by hook and offer for pennies, but 'Hormozi's whole strategy in one picture' rests on an assumption, and the 'new AI model' is a waitlisted tagging tool (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/ai-meta-ad-library-teardown-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: a local SEO audit tool that compares you to Map Pack competitors is useful and common, but this 'secret tool' reel is a sign-up pitch for a paid SEO training week (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/secret-local-seo-audit-tool-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: auto-clipping tools and clip marketplaces are real, but 'a doctor's salary in a couple of hours' by auto-posting any YouTuber's videos is a paid pitch with a copyright problem (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/auto-clip-any-youtuber-90k-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: clipping marketplaces really pay for short clips, but this '$27,500 a month clipping streamers' reel is a paid promotion and the typical rate is about $1 per 1,000 views (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/clipping-streamers-27k-month-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the '49 AI agent game studio' repo is real, free and popular, but it is a set of role prompts that runs on a paid Claude subscription, not a studio that builds your game (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-game-studio-49-agents-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: a cheap press release can get you cited in AI answers for a while, but stuffing it with self-awarded 'best' claims is a short-term trick that Google is already turning against (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/partly-true-press-releases-ai-answers/)
- Partly true: Partly true: AudienceLab's data platform is real and can spit out a call list in 30 minutes, but '$5,000 for 30 minutes of fulfillment' is a scripted ad, the price you pay is hidden, and the list itself carries privacy and do-not-call risk the skit never mentions (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/audiencelab-30-minute-5k-data-list-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: an AI voice receptionist that answers calls, books into Google Calendar and logs transcripts to Airtable is a real, buildable stack, but 'never misses a call' is an oversell and 'I'm giving it to you' is a comment-for-DM lead magnet (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/ai-receptionist-never-misses-call-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: ShadowScript is a real paid tool that rewrites trending YouTube videos into faceless scripts, but 'brand-new, original' is doubtful under YouTube's inauthentic content rules and the '1 million views' proof is one spike on an unidentified channel (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/shadowscript-viral-video-rewrite-script-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Free Claude Code is a real open-source repo with about 65,000 stars that routes Claude Code to free NVIDIA and other models, but you get those other models, not Claude, and the free tiers are rate-limited trials (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/free-claude-code-repo-other-models-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Public APIs is a real, maintained, MIT-licensed GitHub list with about 494,000 stars, but it is a directory of links, not free data, and roughly half the 2,270 APIs on it need a key or OAuth sign-in (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/public-apis-github-list-not-all-free-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: 0 to 17K in 7 weeks is uncheckable and the clock has not moved since August, the 7 Claude prompts are a recycled template, and the real product is a comment-gated growth method (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/trained-claude-0-to-17k-followers-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the 59 to 30K Instagram sprint has receipts on the seller's own page, but Claude was not the engine, the 7 prompts are generic, and the reel is a funnel for a $79.99 guide (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-59-to-30k-followers-prompts-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: PewDiePie really did announce Ajax, a local model for his free Odysseus workspace, but it is a fine-tune of Alibaba's Qwen 3.5 9B with no public weights yet, and 'trillion dollar AI project' is meme packaging (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/pewdiepie-ajax-odysseus-local-model-partly/)
- BS: Straight BS: 'Prohibited Prompt #619' is not prohibited and will not produce $3,800 in 10 days or $42K a month; it is one more numbered comment-for-prompts hook, though compliance alerts for online sellers is a real niche (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/prohibited-prompt-619-regulation-radar-bs/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Claude Opus 5.5 is real and genuinely good at mapping unfamiliar codebases, but the 'living nervous system' dashboard is a custom-built visual, not something Opus 5.5 produces, and the post is a link-in-comments funnel (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/opus-5-5-codebase-nervous-system-map-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Claude Code usage limits on Max plans are real, documented and have moved around in 2026, but 'Opus 5 was built to throttle you' is the poster's own theory with no evidence, and the follow-up model got faster and cheaper (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-max-throttling-opus-5-theory-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: this 'Agentic AI Implementation Quick Guide' names real building blocks (memory, MCP, A2A, agentic RAG, guardrails, evals), but it is an AI-generated poster with garbled, made-up labels, not a guide anyone can implement from (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/agentic-ai-quick-guide-garbled-infographic-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Claude Code really does sometimes skip instructions and skills, but the claim it is 'deliberately dumbed down' to burn tokens has no evidence behind it and is contradicted by how most users pay; the reel ends in a coaching funnel (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-code-dumbed-down-token-burn-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Opus 5 announcing work and then ending its turn without doing it is a documented, reproducible-enough bug report, but 'every day, multiple times a day' and 'ignores check-ins' are one team's experience, not an established pattern (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/opus-5-accepts-work-does-nothing-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: you can build a six-agent BTC dashboard like this 'Grok Desk', but a slick swarm visual with a $511K P&L counter shows nothing about whether it makes money, and nothing in the reel proves real trades (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/grok-desk-six-agent-btc-swarm-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: multi-agent setups on one shared disk are real, and Grok Bot really shares one cloud computer across its bots, but the Thai caption's 'Grok, Gemini and Claude coding team' does not match the video, which shows three Grok Bots vetting GitHub repos (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/grok-gemini-claude-shared-disk-team-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Claude really can pull the key ideas out of a book you give it, but 'extract the full wisdom of any book in minutes' from a title alone is an oversell, and the seven prompts sit behind an 'I WANT' comment gate (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-extract-any-book-seven-prompts-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: GetLayers really is a library of copy-paste prompts and templates for cinematic AI-built websites, but this is Textura Agency promoting its own product, and the source code, Obsidian vault and agent skills shown sit in the top $249 tier (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/getlayers-five-minute-claude-sites-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Scrapling is a real, free, very popular scraping library that plugs into Claude Code, but '700x faster' is a parsing benchmark against BeautifulSoup, 'the site cannot tell' is overstated, and 'self-healing' only works on elements you saved beforehand (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/scrapling-700x-undetectable-self-healing-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the six-month 'AI Engineer' roadmap is a reasonable classic machine-learning syllabus, but 'you need only 6 months' oversells a field where most job postings want degrees and experience, and the plan barely touches the LLM work AI engineers now do (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/six-month-ai-engineer-roadmap-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the open-source 'Genjutsu' character-swap workflow is a real MIT-licensed GitHub repo, but 'you never have to pay for this effect again' is false, because every swap still runs on paid Seedance and Replicate API calls (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/open-source-genjutsu-swap-still-paid-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: NVIDIA's SkillSpector is a real, free, Apache-2.0 scanner that checks AI agent skills before you install them, and the scary stats are real, but the $847 'my API key got drained' story is an animated skit, not a reported incident (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/nvidia-skillspector-agent-skill-scanner-real/)
- BS: Straight BS: a company being sued does not make your account removable, and no ChatGPT prompt builds an 800 score; this is a comment-800 funnel for a credit-repair class (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/chatgpt-800-score-lawsuit-removal-list-bs/)
- Partly true: Partly true: most of these '20 free tools to start a business' really have free tiers, but several free plans are tightly capped or take a cut, and the logo maker charges about $40 to download (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/twenty-free-business-tools-repost-limits-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: the '20 ChatGPT prompts for content creators' card is a plain, accurate fill-in-the-blank cheat sheet with no hype, no funnel, and a built-in reminder to check the answers (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/twenty-chatgpt-prompts-content-creators-cheat-sheet-real/)
- Partly true: Partly true: the '30 ChatGPT secret codes' are ordinary prompt shorthand that works fine, and the caption admits they are not hidden commands, but the card still sells them as secret codes for '10x results' (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/chatgpt-thirty-secret-codes-prompt-shorthand-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Claude Cowork really can open sites, read page source and draft schema and title fixes, but five prompts do not replace an SEO agency, and the post is a comment-START funnel for an AI-agency 'blueprint' (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-cowork-five-seo-prompts-agency-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Adaptify really does bundle AI content, outreach backlinks and white-label reports for agencies, but 'replaces your entire SEO stack' skips rank tracking and analytics, 'less cost' depends on a $333 to $499 per-site monthly price the ad never shows, and '1,000+ agencies' is its own figure (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/adaptify-replaces-entire-seo-stack-ad-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: RankScore is a real one-time $99 AI SEO tool whose agent Artemis plans, writes and publishes articles, but 'lifetime' means the life of the product, the ad's 'fixes it for you' oversells a content engine, and refund complaints are a recurring theme (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/rankscore-99-lifetime-artemis-seo-agent-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: all five free Claude skill repos are real and popular (Superpowers, Anthropic's skills, Composio's awesome list, a NotebookLM skill and Marketing Skills), though 'thousands of skills' comes almost entirely from one curated list and the links are public without commenting (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/five-free-claude-skills-repos-list-real/)
- Real: Holds up: Funnel's MCP server is a real, documented, read-only connector that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP tools query your Funnel marketing data, but it only works for paying Funnel customers, whose plans start at $300 a month billed annually (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/funnel-marketing-data-mcp-server-ad-real/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Claude really does watermark its text and the free remover really strips metadata and hidden characters, but the word-choice watermark only breaks with a real rewrite, the 'Claude Rewriter' button actually rewrites with ChatGPT, and ChatGPT's own watermark is EU-only so far (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/sabrina-claude-watermark-remover-chatgpt-rewriter-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: Deepstash's bite-size idea cards are a real, well-made learning app. The paywall is the trade-off, and a free personal version takes an evening to build (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/holds-up-deepstashs-bite-size-idea-cards/)
- Real: Real: Claude-Red is a genuine, free library of security-testing skills for Claude with 9,000+ stars, but it is a methodology pack for authorized testers, not a push-button hacking tool (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/claude-red-security-skills-repo-real/)
- Partly true: Partly true: this 'daily, weekly, monthly' SEO checklist is sound, sensible advice, but it is a generic save-for-later list, not a strategy, and 'check if ChatGPT recommends you' is easier said than done (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/daily-weekly-monthly-seo-checklist-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: Ahrefs' free backlink checker plus a quick look at a link's rel attribute is a legitimate free way to see which of a competitor's links pass value and which directories you could join (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/ahrefs-free-backlink-checker-competitors-real/)
- Partly true: Partly true: having ChatGPT or Claude interview you one question at a time before writing a blog post is a genuinely good way to get original content, but 'more likely to rank than anything you write yourself' is a promise no prompt can keep (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/ai-interview-blog-post-ranking-promise-partly/)
- Real: Holds up: DeepSeek Harness is a real, free, MIT-licensed coding-agent harness where the model, tools, memory and even the agent loop are swappable plugins, and it can run Claude Code or Codex as sub-agents (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/deepseek-harness-everything-plugin-real/)
- Partly true: Partly true: building a RAG system, an agent, an LLMOps layer, evals, a fine-tuning pipeline and guardrails are genuinely good portfolio projects for an AI engineer, but the reel is a comment-for-link funnel, not the build itself (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/six-ai-engineer-projects-comment-funnel-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Find Skills, Superpowers and Claude Mem are real, popular free Claude add-ons, but the reel wraps them in an '800K/year AI business' story and a comment-for-link funnel (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/five-claude-skills-800k-business-funnel-partly/)
- Partly true: Partly true: Grok Bot is a real SpaceXAI product and its agents can coordinate in a group, but 'automated 200+ tasks, saved 17 hours a week, free to try' is a sponsored pitch that skips the paid tiers and the babysitting (https://schreiergroup.com/hype-audit/grok-bot-200-tasks-free-partner-partly/)

## For AI agents and developers

- [MCP server (Streamable HTTP, read-only, no key)](https://schreiergroup.com/mcp): tools get_company_overview, list_services, search_resources, check_service_area, get_booking_link, get_free_checkup
- [A2A agent card](https://schreiergroup.com/.well-known/agent-card.json)
- [OpenAPI 3.1 description](https://schreiergroup.com/openapi.json)
- [API catalog](https://schreiergroup.com/.well-known/api-catalog)
- [Services JSON](https://schreiergroup.com/api/v1/services.json) · [Organization JSON](https://schreiergroup.com/api/v1/organization.json) · [Resources JSON](https://schreiergroup.com/api/v1/resources.json) · [Search API](https://schreiergroup.com/api/v1/search?q=ai+receptionist)
- [Full-text version for AI: llms-full.txt](https://schreiergroup.com/llms-full.txt)
- [Developer docs](https://schreiergroup.com/developers)