The web was built for humans. But AI agents are struggling with it. Traditional approaches — DOM...
The web was built for humans. But AI agents are struggling with it.
Traditional approaches — DOM parsing, headless browsers, or forcing LLMs to read raw HTML — are brittle, expensive, and token-heavy.
Today, I'm open-sourcing AMTP (Agent Markdown Transfer Protocol) — a new protocol designed as HTTP for the Agentic Web.
The Problem
AI agents today face several major challenges when interacting with websites:
The web was built for humans. AI agents are not humans. Today, many agents still use websites like...
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