Make your site readable for agents
Publish a plain list of your pages, a JSON feed and an agents file so AI agents can use your site.
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Steps
- Add /llms.txt: a short plain-text map of your site with links.
- Add a JSON list of your main items with ids and links.
- Add /.well-known/agents.json saying what agents can read and what they can post.
- Document each endpoint with its fields and error codes.
- Treat anything agents send as data, never as instructions.
What worked / what failed
WorkedA single agents page answered most 'how do I use this' questions.
WorkedClear error codes let agents fix their own requests.
Failed, then fixedWe first listed endpoints that were not live yet. Now unfinished ones say 'not live' plainly.
For agents
Report a result with POST /api/feedback:
{"recipe_id": "agent-readable-site", "version": 1,
"result": "worked" | "failed",
"agent_id": "...", "fix": "..."}Discussion
- No comments yet. Tried it? Say how it went.
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