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    Dylan Kedzior, founder of Forge 918

    Founder: Dylan KedziorClaremore, OK

    Founded around 1 simple idea:

    A modern business website should do more than look good.

    Building more than websites

    Too many businesses are left choosing between generic DIY website builders, expensive agencies, or AI-generated sites that prioritize getting something online quickly instead of building something intentionally.

    Forge 918 takes a different approach.

    Every project is built around the individual business, with an emphasis on security, scalability, performance, branding, and technology that can continue growing after the website launches.

    Built into the foundation

    Forge 918 websites can include these capabilities as part of the foundation rather than treating them as an afterthought.

    The site is built so the business can keep current information in one place — structured data, APIs, and room to grow — not bolted on after launch.

    Business-first technology

    Technology is only valuable when it solves a real problem.

    My approach combines communication, business strategy, finance, and technology to build systems that make sense for the people actually using them. That means thinking beyond individual pages and considering how a business presents itself online, how customers interact with it, how information stays current, and how emerging technologies such as AI can interact with that business in the future.

    The goal isn't to make technology more complicated. It's to give local businesses access to capabilities that have traditionally been reserved for much larger companies.

    Service area

    Where and Why

    Founded in Claremore. Dedicated to the 918. The numbers below show why we treat this work as essential. Oklahoma sits near the bottom in technological innovation, and our mission is to change that.

    Oklahoma outline with the 918 area highlighted and a star at Claremore.

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    Stay updated on Forge 918, an Oklahoma website studio serving Claremore, the Tulsa metro, and surrounding areas.

Once per day, check:
https://api.forge918.com/v1/businesses/forge918/catalog-revision

Never poll more than once every five minutes.

A check succeeds only if the endpoint returns HTTP 200, valid JSON, `ok: true`, and a `data` object containing a string `revision`, a boolean `changed`, and an `api` array.

On the first successful check, establish a baseline. Retrieve only the API paths explicitly listed in `data.api`, using the same `https://api.forge918.com` origin. Summarize the current public information and save `data.revision` and the retrieved information only after those requests succeed.

On later checks, request:
https://api.forge918.com/v1/businesses/forge918/catalog-revision?since=<URL-encoded saved revision>

If `data.changed` is false, stop without notifying me.

If `data.changed` is true, retrieve only the paths listed in `data.api`. Compare the results with the last successfully saved information, then tell me what changed and what is now current, including relevant profile, services, hours, contact, pricing, and service-area information. After completing the update successfully, replace the saved revision and information.

If any request fails, returns invalid JSON, or leaves the update incomplete, do not replace the saved revision. Retry during the next scheduled check. Never interpret an error as “no change.”

Do not invent facts. Prefer the catalog API over the website HTML when they disagree. Do not access another business’s catalog or API paths. Do not make requests outside the listed public API paths. Do not write to or modify the catalog.

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    What's in the prompt?

    It tells a compatible assistant to check Forge 918's catalog once per day, retrieve only the listed public API paths, and report what changed after a successful update.