What an AI-Native Website Should Do

An AI-native website still needs to be fast, readable, and stable. The intelligence sits on top of a clean publishing system.

Start With Static Pages

The best base is still simple HTML. Stable URLs, clear headings, canonical metadata, and fast pages help humans, search engines, and AI systems read the work.

Add Agent-Readable Context

AI agents need compact context. A good site exposes llms.txt, richer source material, structured data, and Markdown-friendly summaries.

Keep the Demo Honest

Chat should be useful, not decorative. Public-site AI should be honest about cost and capability: use browser-local inference where supported, and avoid hidden paid endpoints for anonymous traffic.

Publish More Often

The publishing workflow matters more than the framework. If a work study or experiment takes too much effort to publish, the site stops representing the work.