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I can live with "agent", but "agentic" still sets my teeth on edge.
I flag any submission with "agentic" in the title, calms the teeth a little.
:) keep up the fight
Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
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Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#82Do they explain why or the benefits of a website being “ready for AI agents“ ?
Because you’re a business? Why do you have a website in the first place?
Businesses are generally in the business of serving human customers, not AI agents. Furthermore, if AI agents are so smart, surely they can figure it out for themselves.
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#83Do they explain why or the benefits of a website being “ready for AI agents“ ?
You're selling something and want ChatGPT to recommend your products and services to their users.
It's probably quicker and more cost effective to just buy advertisements on ChatGPT. Let OpenAI deal with the technical problem of "how can we make AI able to use a website designed for humans".
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#84It's a shame that Cloudflare rolled out a bunch of neat product announcements under the confusing, noisy umbrella of "Agent Week". Off the top of my head, Artifacts, Email, Mesh (tailscale competitor), all buried.
>Mesh (tailscale competitor)
The announcement is so full of AI shit that I'm not even going to consider it as a competitor.
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#85I don't want my site to be agent ready. I'd prefer people visit my site so that I can make revenue than have an AI scrape my content and answer the question for someone else. I've redesigned my site to have enough content so that AI knows what I have but they have to send the user to my site to use an interactive JavaScript widget to get the final answer they need. So far so good, but not sure how long that will work…
Oh, I've finally found one of those enshittifiers of the internet, hi there, it's the first time I can ask some questions directly.. So: - are you certain this "revenue" doesn't come from ads promoting scams? or you simply don't care? - what do you think about LLMs "licensing" the content so you get royalties instead of putting these artificial obstacles?
You sure have jumped to a lot of conclusions. I have a consumer product that people purchase. My free content is a gateway to that product.
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#86AI industry: "AI agents will soon be able to do any white-collar human job!"
Also AI industry: "Please make sure your website is adapted so that AI agents are able to use it."
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#87I'd rather have a site showing how well my site is protected from being accessed by AI agents would be preferable, and advises how I can lock it down further. Basically, the exact opposite of this.
You might want to take a look at AI Crawl Controls https://developers.cloudflare.com/ai-crawl-control/
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#88it's unreliable it says Issue: No WebMCP tools detected on page load Fix: Implement the WebMCP API by calling navigator.modelContext.provideContext() but I already do that. the extension detects them https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/webmcp-model-contex...
Can you share the website URL?
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#89Lol, literally launched on Monday https://agenttester.com
Re: Scan your website to see how ready it is for AI agents
#90We couldn't scan this site 403 Forbidden error code: 1106 The site is blocking our scanner. This may be due to WAF rules, bot detection, or IP-based restrictions. Perfect :)
I use cloudflare to block bots and agents and they were able to scan still which is quite annoying.
The site claims to be by cloudflare (didn't find a reverse link to confirm), so maybe they use their own little backdoor.