KnitKnot index
Guides
Start with what agents see today. Then learn how governed content, agent interfaces, and cycle-level measurement fit together.
- Guide 2 min read
What is an agent feed?
An agent feed is a change log for managed content, with stable item identity, version links, and the URLs that changed. It reports publication, not discovery or use.
- Glossary 3 min read
Agent readiness glossary
Plain-language definitions for benchmarking AI representation, managed agent content, agent interfaces, and cycle-level measurement.
- Tools 3 min read
How to compare AI visibility and agent-readiness tools
Choose the operating model first: recurring visibility monitoring, a broad marketing suite, or a governed loop from benchmark to managed agent content and later measurement.
- Guide 2 min read
How B2B buyers use AI to evaluate software vendors
A buyer can ask an AI system to compare vendors before either company sees the evaluation. The useful response is to benchmark the representation, govern the facts, and measure later movement.
- Guide 2 min read
How to write an agent-ready comparison page
A comparison page should make the buying decision legible without inventing certainty: define the scope, cite the facts, state the tradeoff, and keep every revision attributable.
- Guide 2 min read
Schema markup for agent-ready pages
Structured data can make a page's entities and fields explicit. It should mirror visible, approved content and should never be sold as a citation or ranking contract.
- Guide 2 min read
What is WebMCP?
WebMCP is an in-browser adapter that lets a compatible agent discover read-only tools exposed by the page. KnitKnot keeps those tools tied to the same fact ledger.
- Guide 2 min read
What does the AI Presence Score tell you?
The AI Presence Score is a benchmark summary, not an outcome promise. Read it with the captured answers, claim evidence, journey metrics, and reporting floor.
- Guide 3 min read
What is agent-ready content?
Agent-ready content gives people and software agents a clear, factual version of a page while preserving provenance, review controls, and an ordinary human page.