AI BriefingThe Website Specification
Key point
A new platform-independent specification defining the technical features a website should have for both AI agents and humans.
Details
The Website Specification is a specification that outlines the technical features a good website should have, regardless of platform. From the <title> tag to llms.txt, it targets both humans and AI agents, using modern web standards as its reference.
The overall topics are divided into 10 areas, including Foundations, SEO, Accessibility, Security, and Performance. In particular, the Agent Readiness area is designed to allow AI agents and crawlers to read and understand site content more efficiently.
Key features for agents and operators are as follows:
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) server: Operates a public server that provides the entire specification in read-only form
- llms.txt and Markdown support: Provides each page in Markdown format to improve agents' data processing efficiency
- Agent Skill: Provides a guide defining how compatible agents should utilize the specification
- Checklist: Provides a tool to audit and improve the implementation status of a site
This specification includes technical guidance and implementation hints that can be applied identically regardless of whether the website is built with WordPress, Next.js, Django, or any other framework.
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