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  1. llms.txt saves an agent real tokens, but it won’t read it unless you ask

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from a14y.dev Summary Ship the discovery layer, then tell the agent to use it.

  2. The State of Agent Readability on the Web

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from a14y.dev Summary On most of the popular web, an AI agent burns roughly twice the tokens it should.

  3. Which agent-readiness features actually pay off

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from a14y.dev Summary Ship a markdown mirror and a real meta description first.

  4. The Ghost of PageRank: AI Spam Will Backfire

    (Timothy Jordan)

    In the early days of search, the people who built and tuned websites were called webmasters, and a good number of them spent their time trying to trick the crawler.

  5. Raising an a14y score from 37 to 89 halved an AI agent’s token use

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from a14y.dev Summary Same docs, same answer quality, statistically indistinguishable judge scores.

  6. Make your documentation readable by AI agents

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from Vercel KB AI agents (Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot) are a primary consumer of developer documentation.

  7. Agent Readability: A Specification for AI-Optimized Websites

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from Vercel KB AI agents — tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Cursor — are becoming a primary way people discover and consume web content.

  8. Building Slack agents can be easy

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Cross-posted from vercel.com/blog Slack is already where teams work.

  9. Hello, Vercel.

    (Timothy Jordan)

    I’ve redeployed timothyjordan.com to Vercel, and I’m super excited to lead the Developer Experience team at a company famous for excellent Developer Experience.

  10. My exit from Google: we don’t say goodbye, we say good journey.

    (Timothy Jordan)

    Although I wasn’t searching for a new role, one found me, and after a long period of accumulating scope and responsibilities at Google, I’m excited to try something new.