A plain-text, machine-readable summary of your page, published automatically at /llms.txt so AI agents can read what the page is about.

AI-Native Pages

Your bio link is no longer read only by people. Every More.You page ships llms.txt, an agent manifest, structured data from your blocks and a per-page AI-crawler policy, so agents can act on it.

Create your page

Your page has new visitors: machines

People ask assistants about you now - what you make, whether you book, what it costs to work with you. An AI-native page is how those assistants answer correctly, with your page as the source.

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llms.txt and an agent manifest, per page

Every published page ships a plain-text llms.txt summary at <page-url>/llms.txt and an agent manifest at <page-url>/.well-known/agent.json, both machine-readable, so an AI agent can find out what your page is about without parsing rendered HTML.

# llms.txt

name: Maya Makes
focus: ceramics studio
booking: /s/mayamakes#booking

Structured data generated from your blocks

JSON-LD is generated automatically from the blocks you already built: FAQPage from your FAQ block, Product and Offer from product blocks, Event from event blocks, LocalBusiness from your hours or booking blocks.

A per-page AI-crawler policy

You decide whether reputable AI crawlers may read each page. Allowing is the default; disallowing sends the noai signals. The choice is set per page, not once for your whole account.

Two audiences, one page

ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and shopping or booking agents read creator pages to answer questions like who someone is, what they sell and how to book them. A wall of untitled buttons is invisible to those systems. A More.You page is structured so both people and agents can act on it.

What a machine sees on your page

An AI-native page is a bio page that machines can read and act on: alongside the visual page, More.You publishes structured formats that AI assistants understand.

llms.txt, generated for you

A plain-text summary of who you are, what you offer and where to book or buy - the file AI assistants look for first.

An agent manifest

Machine-readable actions: what can be booked, bought or subscribed to on your page, so an agent can do more than describe you.

Structured data throughout

Products, events and FAQs are marked up in the formats search engines and answer engines consume.

When the visitor is not human

Discovery

ChatGPT answers about you

Someone asks an assistant what you do and whether you take commissions. An AI-native page gives it a source to answer from - correctly.

Action

Agents that book

A shopping or booking agent finds the bookable slot in your manifest and starts the booking your human visitor would have made.

Answer engines cite you

Structured pages are what answer engines quote. Being readable is the new being ranked.

Frequently asked questions

What is llms.txt?

A plain-text, machine-readable summary of your page, published automatically at <page-url>/llms.txt so AI agents can read what the page is about.

What is the agent manifest for?

It is a structured file at <page-url>/.well-known/agent.json that gives agents a consistent way to read your page programmatically.

Where does the structured data come from?

It is generated from the blocks you already built on your page: FAQPage from your FAQ block, Product and Offer from product blocks, Event from event blocks, and LocalBusiness from hours or booking blocks.

Can I stop AI crawlers from reading a page?

Yes. Each page has its own AI-crawler policy. Allowing reputable crawlers is the default, and you can switch a page to disallow, which sends the noai signals for that page only.

What does AI-native mean?

It means the page is published for two audiences at once: a designed page for people, and structured formats - llms.txt, an agent manifest, schema markup - for AI assistants and agents.

Do I have to maintain the machine formats myself?

No. They are generated from your blocks and stay in sync automatically when you edit your page.

Why does this matter now?

A growing share of questions about you is asked to assistants, not search boxes. Pages those assistants can read get represented; pages they cannot get guessed about.