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Your website could become invisible to AI agents over the next few years. Here’s what’s quietly changing.
Right now, when AI agents (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc.) try to interact with websites, they rely on workarounds:
They parse your DOM
They read structured data
They use accessibility trees
Sometimes they rely on screenshots or vision models
And then they guess how to complete actions
It works, but it’s inefficient. Slow. Error-prone. Expensive in compute and tokens.
That gap is what the next wave of web standards is trying to solve.
There’s growing momentum around giving websites a way to expose structured, callable capabilities, not just content.
Instead of agents interpreting interfaces visually, sites can declare what actions are available and how to execute them.
Think of it as moving from “readable web” to “executable web.”
Practical examples:
Your scheduling page could expose a book_consultation action instead of...
This isn’t science fiction. The building blocks already exist in adjacent forms:
Schema.org actions
OpenAPI endpoints
Plugin manifests
Deep links
Automation tooling
Standards groups and browser vendors are now exploring how to formalize this natively in the web platform.
Early...
But over time, sites may also need to expose their capabilities in machine-callable ways.
Timing matters here.
Production implementation is early. Standards are evolving. Browser support is experimental at best.
But the direction is pretty clear: AI agents won’t just read websites....
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I just added up my Lovable spend.
$5,600+ invested in learning how to build AI-powered systems properly.
That investment has translated into real client work:
• Production websites
• Integrated backend systems
• Stripe subscriptions & checkouts
• AI video, voice & transcription workflows
• A live iOS app in the App Store
Most AI projects don’t fail because of the AI.
They fail because the architecture underneath it isn’t solid.
I specialize in building integrated platforms — not experiments.
If that’s what you need, let’s talk.
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My sub for makeathon - a vision of the future of web browsing. I anticipate that our browsers will become intertwined with personal AI agents.
You set up your home screen, rearrange it, add integrations and what matters to you the most. All personalized with agents that suggest and remember things about you.
Check out the demo here: Live Demo
Or visit the community page in Figma - Figma Community Link
Hope you all like it!
I was bored of AI Agent so took a break for these thumbnails
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