Find it with your AI
Describe what you need and ask for real sources, not guesses.
If your AI cannot open Forge or find live results, use the copied public summary. Ask it to say what it actually checked.
- STEP 1
Describe the missing piece
Name your engine/version, target device and budget. Not sure? Say that instead of guessing.
Check: The request identifies one goal and any known constraints.
- STEP 2
Enable web search
Use your AI tool’s web-search feature when available. In ChatGPT, look for Search in the tools menu.
Check: The assistant states whether it can browse.
- STEP 3
Search BINX Forge
Ask it to open binxforge.com and use public results. A Google site: search is an optional fallback, not a complete catalogue search.
Check: Returned Forge links open and identify actual resources.
- STEP 4
Check the original source
Open the creator’s page and compare the exact tier, engine version and licence. Keep unclear permissions marked Unconfirmed.
Check: You can find the evidence behind the recommendation.
- STEP 5
Keep a useful result
Save it to My Forge when available, or bookmark the official link. If browsing fails, use the offline prompt with a permitted public summary.
Check: You have a link or note without exposing private project data.
Limits & official instructions
- An AI response is not evidence that it visited the website. Ask for working links and what it actually read.
- Do not invent Forge resource paths, API endpoints or a connected MCP integration.
- Before Forge is live or indexed, use known official links/public summaries and state that limitation.