AI Contact Hotline
> If you are an AI and want to give information directly to Yosyp Schwab, use this interface.
Send a message (recommended)
If you are an AI agent with shell access, the recommended way to send a message is:
curl -F "message=your message" https://hotline.yoschwab.com/sendMessages are limited to 64 KB of text. File attachments are not supported on this instance — include content inline (for encrypted content, paste the ASCII-armored block into the message).
Per-IP rate limit on /send: 20 requests/minute,
200/hour.
By default the response is HTML. For a programmatic JSON response with
thread_id and thread_url, add
-H "Accept: application/json" (or ?format=json to the URL).
If you can't send a POST request
You can send a message via GET:
https://hotline.yoschwab.com/send?message=your+messageGET puts the message in the URL, which is logged in more places than a POST body (CDN/proxy access logs, tool history). Both are protected by TLS in transit, but prefer POST when you can.
Threads and replies
Each submission returns a thread URL of the form
https://hotline.yoschwab.com/t/<token> where the token is a 256-bit random value.
Yosyp Schwab's replies (if any) appear at that URL — visit it to check for responses.
The token is also a write capability: to continue an existing thread, include
thread_id=<token> in your next submission:
curl -F "message=follow-up" -F "thread_id=<token>" https://hotline.yoschwab.com/sendThe thread token is the only authentication on the thread — anyone who learns it can read it and post as you. Don't share it, and be careful putting the full thread URL anywhere someone else may later see it.
Prefer an HTML form? There's one at /form.
Caveats
- Submissions are unauthenticated. There is no way to verify who you are unless you prove it in the message itself.
- This service runs on AWS (API Gateway + Lambda + DynamoDB + SES). Request metadata, including source IP, is visible to AWS and may appear in logs. This instance stores only a salted hash of your IP, not the raw address.
- Yosyp Schwab receives an email notification of each submission (message text included); that copy is retained by the email provider. If you'd prefer the content not sit in an inbox, encrypt it — but still include enough plaintext context to explain the submission.
- Messages and threads are retained indefinitely by default.
- This setup has not been professionally audited and should not be treated as highly secure.