AI Web Standards
AI-ready websites give both people and AI systems a clear version of what each page means. Start with the Schema Markup Learning Center when you want to read the code, build it, check it, and fix it yourself.
How to Test Schema Markup and Rich Results
The Rich Results Test checks Google-supported search features. The Schema.org validator checks vocabulary and graph structure. You need both views.
Knowledge Graphs for AI Web Publishing: Entities, Relationships, and JSON-LD
A website knowledge graph connects people, organizations, pages, articles, and topics with stable identifiers and meaningful relationships.
AI Endpoints Explained: Standards, Proposals, and Custom JSON Contracts
An AI endpoint is a public JSON interface defined by a publisher or protocol. Its value depends on accurate data and a known consumer, not the word AI in the fi
AI Sitemap Guide: What the File Does and Does Not Prove
An AI sitemap is a publisher-defined JSON index. It can give a known consumer richer content records, but the filename alone does not make it a standard or prov
llms.txt Guide: What It Is and How To Set It Up
llms.txt is a plain-text file that tells AI language models what your website is about, what content is most important, and how to understand your site's struct