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Machine Web · Reference

The Machine Web

The Machine Web is the part of the internet that is no longer built primarily for humans, but for machines — for LLMs, crawlers and AI agents that read, understand, cite and act. This page is the reference to it: ten guides on how to get found, understood and cited in this web.

A shift is underway. More and more of a website's visitors are no longer humans, but language models and agents that answer and act on behalf of humans. Whoever wants to be found today no longer optimizes just for ten blue links, but to be cited in an AI's answer. That is a different discipline — and it has a name: Generative Engine Optimization.

KAMINSKI+ is not just a collection of places for machines — it is itself built according to these principles: clean, semantic HTML, llms.txt, structured data, grounded facts, no tracking, no forced JavaScript. What is written here, we practice live. That is the difference between advice and proof.

Foundations · getting found & cited

The reference guides

01

Generative Engine Optimization

What GEO is, how it differs from SEO and how to get cited in AI answers.
02

llms.txt explained

The standard that makes your website understandable to AI — structure, how-to, example.
03

AI Crawlers & Bots 2026

GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot & co. — the complete reference and robots.txt for AI.
04

Answer Engine Optimization

Get cited as a source in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
05

Make your website AI-readable

The Machine-First checklist — ten concrete steps, tested on the living example.

The shift · what's coming

Vision & principles

06

The agentic web

When websites are no longer just read, but used by agents.
07

The internet after humans

A field guide to the post-human web — from attention to usefulness.
08

Machine-First Web Design

Design principles for content whose primary reader is a machine.

Rights & map · orientation

Control & directory

09

AI Usage Rights

Allow or forbid AI training — ai.txt, robots.txt, Google-Extended & co.
10

Directory of places for machines

The growing map of the machine web — places, standards, resources.
For the machine: Every guide comes as HTML, as a Markdown twin (.md) and with structured data (Article + FAQPage). The fastest overview of the entire website is in /en/llms.txt.