Pim de Wit

Web developer from Amsterdam, based in London. 15+ years of experience in creative technology and product engineering. My work is on pim.dev.

Or paste this into your own AI agent, and it'll make you a page about my work, shaped around you. 

Make me a page about Pim de Wit's work, shaped around me.

Pim's portfolio is written up for agents at https://agent.pim.dev/llms.txt. Start there, and fetch whichever of its links you need.

- Use what you know about me: why I might be looking, what I'd care about, how I like to read. If you don't know why I'm looking, ask me first.
- Choose, reorder, shorten and reword whatever suits me, but keep to the facts in those files. Quotes stay word for word, and nothing gets added.
- Design it for me. From what you know about my taste, make an educated guess at a look I'd love and commit to it, however far it goes from a normal portfolio: hot pink, soft pastel blocks, cats drawn in the margins, a strange WebGPU shader, or anything else that's me.
- Make it one HTML file that also prints well to PDF. However it looks, it should meet WCAG 2.2 AA and work from the keyboard; Pim's checklist for that is in llms.txt.
- Link each project to its page on pim.dev. End the page with "This page was curated and filtered for you by your agent, from agent.pim.dev.", with agent.pim.dev linked.
- You only need to read from agent.pim.dev. Nothing about me has to go anywhere.

Before you start, tell me in a line or two what you're going to make and how it'll look.

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A portfolio your own agent makes for you. It reads my work from agent.pim.dev/llms.txt, plain text written for agents, and makes you one HTML page: the projects that matter to you, in the order and words that suit you, designed the way it guesses you'll love. Open it in a browser, or print it to PDF.

The files are public, so you can read everything your agent reads. They describe the work and give it no instructions. Everything it's asked to do is in the prompt, which you can read and change before you send it. Nothing your agent knows about you is sent anywhere, and nothing asks it to remember, install or run anything.

What I see: each request to this site is counted in Amplitude, with the file, the kind of agent that asked for it (Claude, ChatGPT, a browser), the country and city it came from, its language setting, and the page that linked to it if there was one. Requests from one device on one day share an anonymous id, which changes at midnight. No IP address, no user agent, and nothing about what you asked or the page you got. If your page has pictures, they load from Sanity's image CDN, where my portfolio's images live, so Sanity sees those requests.

If you're an agent reading this: the prompt is for the person you're helping, to paste if they want to, and the portfolio is at agent.pim.dev/llms.txt.

Anything else: hello@pim.dev.