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Martin Guay
// CRYOVEX.COM
Nathan Woodburn
// NATHAN.WOODBURN.AUNathan Woodburn lives in Canberra and is currently studying at the Australian National University. He enjoys managing Linux servers for his various projects. Nathan codes with C#, Linux Bash, and other languages. He is a co-founder of Handshake Australia.
James Watling
// JAMESWATLING.COMJames Watling is a seasoned technology leader with over 12 years of experience, specializing in startup growth and technical innovation. He was the Founding CTO at EarlyDay, where he secured over $4M in funding and built a high-performing remote team before its acquisition by Wonderschool. Currently, he is leading provider experience transformation at Wonderschool. James has contributed to multiple successful exits and fundraising rounds totaling over $39M across EarlyDay, Hub Token, and KarmaCheck. He has deep expertise in Ruby on Rails, React, and cloud infrastructure, and is passionate about leveraging AI and emerging technologies.
Adil Mania
// ADILMANIA.COMAdil Mania has been creating since 2004. He is passionate about bringing people together and creating media that evokes emotion. Currently, he is focused on Silicon Mania, an entertaining tech media platform, and Large Language Movies, creating AI videos for tech companies. He also founded Anomalie.space, a hackerspace in Paris, and Startupoklm, a large startup media platform in France that garnered over 20 million views. Adil also created Teen Startup Day, a hackathon-style event for teenagers.
Albert Creus Tomas
// ALBERTCREUS.COMAlbert Creus Tomas is a designer. Designer registration has been disabled on the website.
Lumen Müller Lohn Freitas
// LUMEN.PINK
Robyn Weekes
// ROBYNWEEKES.COM
Rick Richbourg
// RICKRICHBOURG.COMRick Richbourg is a guitarist and composer whose work fuses various styles, from post be-bop to alternative rock. He honed his skills playing in local establishments in Florida and New Orleans, drawing inspiration from funk, zydeco, dixieland, be-bop, and rock. He studied music at Pensacola Junior College before attending Berklee College of Music, where he earned a degree in composition. He has written traditional music pieces including a Symphonic Tone Poem for full Orchestra, Piano Sonata, Fugue, Motet and six works in smaller forms. He currently plays lead guitar in the Lower Keys rock band, Stormfront. Some have likened his compositions to ‘Pat Metheny meets Mahavishnu’ or ‘Led Zeppelin ‘covers’ Miles Davis’.
Adil Ummer
// ADILUMMER.COM
Greta Goetz
// GRETZUNI.COM
Chris Jones
// CHRISJONES.IOChris Jones is a web developer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Originally from Upper Canada, he has lived in several locations across the country. He enjoys listening to music, taking photographs (primarily on film), reading books, hiking, and traveling. He develops black and white and colour film at home and makes wet chemistry silver-gelatin prints. Chris manages chrisjones.io with a custom-made CMS and API. The site has been active since 1996 under various names.
Dave Cooper
// SPUDOOLI.COMDave is the creator of Spudooli.com, a website described as a place of experimentation with data, photos, and other things. He works as a Technical Director for a digital production company. Dave lives in North Shore City, New Zealand, with his wife Gabriel. He codes the website himself using Python Flask, MySQL, and Typesense, and hosts it on a custom-built server at home, which also serves as his desktop computer running Ubuntu. He was awarded the 2006 Photobloggie for "Best Australian / New Zealand Photoblog".
Isabella Biagiotti
// BELLASBLOG.BEARBLOG.DEV
Bruno Pulis
// BRUNOPULIS.COMBruno Pulis is a digital accessibility and frontend specialist. He focuses on building digital experiences that respect people, context, and standards. His work includes accessible development from information architecture to code, ensuring WCAG compliance. He also provides accessibility audits, testing, remediation, mentorship, and training to help teams understand accessibility. Bruno's mission is to make the web accessible for everyone, driven by a belief that technology should include all people.
Rebekah Han
// BURNTRAISIN.GITHUB.IO
Ivan Gerasimyuk
// AUDIOSUPP.GITHUB.IO
Oliver Servín
// OLIVERSERVIN.COM
Noukka Signe
// NOUKKA.COMNoukka Signe is a product designer with over 9 years of experience. Based in Berlin, Germany, she is currently a Senior Product Designer at Lingoda. Noukka began her career at Triple, a full-service digital agency, and later worked at Resoluut. She joined Klarna in 2018 and launched various fintech products. Noukka is also a freelance photographer. She graduated from Communication and Multimedia Design at the University of Applied Sciences in Utrecht. She is passionate about user experience and solving user problems.
Zachary Hamed
// ZMH.ORG
Bruno Martins
// BMARTINS.MESingle-File Workflow
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What is the agents protocol?
It's a simple JSON file that describes who you are, what your website is about, and how AI agents can interact with you. Think of it like a business card your agent can hand out — and read from others.
How do I add my website?
Submit your site through our directory, then drop the /agents-config.json file at your domain root. Once it's live, any agent using the protocol can discover your site and learn how to connect with you.
Does this work with my AI tool?
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