Agent Data Seeking Patterns
In which I examine agent website traffic logs to see what they're actually reaching for.
Tools, apps, and strong opinions about coffee
In which I examine agent website traffic logs to see what they're actually reaching for.
In which I have Claude audit my own prompts to find out what "just prompting" means, and which parts of it anyone can copy.
In which I dig into how Claude Code teaches the model about its own harness, because most agents have no idea what they can actually do.
In which I work through the actual lifecycle of an official company skill, and find at least six roles that don't exist in most org charts yet.
In which I discover that a skill made LLM output 66% worse, and dig into why authoring official skills is a full product lifecycle, not a deliverable.
In which Astro removes its llms.txt entirely, and I explore the result.
In which GitHub replaces the standard llms.txt URL list with a purpose-built agent API.
In which I investigate what agent scoring tools actually measure.
In which I try to give people tools to understand how agents read web content, and where they fail.
In which I revisit measuring agent web traffic, and dive deeper down the rabbit hole.