The Website Specification
Key point
A specification that defines the technical standards a website should meet for both AI agents and humans.
Details
A platform-neutral specification that defines the essential technical characteristics a website should have. It covers 10 areas including HTML fundamentals, SEO, accessibility, security, and performance, with all content based on authoritative standards such as WHATWG, W3C, and IETF.
In particular, it includes Agent Readiness as a core element, designed to help AI agents and crawlers read and understand websites more easily.
The main features it provides are as follows:
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server: Provides a read-only server that lets agents directly query the entire specification.
- Agent Skill: Includes a guide that lets compatible agents learn how to make use of the specification.
- llms.txt: Provides a markdown version of each page, improving data accessibility for LLMs.
It aims to offer universal guidelines applicable regardless of the framework in use, whether WordPress, Next.js, Django, or others.
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