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Jonathan Dimond
// JONATHANDIMOND.COM
Matt Bradley
// DCDISPAT.CH
Teng Liu
// TENG.PUB
William Alba
// 4LBA.NETWilliam Alba is an educational leader who builds and directs programs to support the academic, metacurricular, and residential lives of college and high-school students. He develops courses across diverse disciplines and creates projects that span the humanities, engineering, science, and design. For seventeen years he directed the Science and Humanities Scholars Program and the Pre-College Summer Session at Carnegie Mellon University. He was also Assistant Dean for Diversity in the Mellon College of Science, Associate Teaching Professor of Chemistry, and Chapter President of Phi Beta Kappa. He has served on advisory councils for METI and the Arch Mission Foundation, and previously advised the Society for Social and Conceptual Issues in Astrobiology (SSoCIA).
Doug Doblar
// DOUGDOBLAR.COM
Nicolò Fabio Arceri
// DMI.UNICT.IT
Jenne Fromm
// JENNEFROMM.COM
Jason Raisleger
// JASONRAISLEGER.COMJason Raisleger specializes in Workato, Airtable, and Marketo. He shares his expertise through projects and strategies related to workflow automation, various uses for Airtable, and efficient marketing automation using Marketo and its API. He also shares non-Workato, Airtable, or Marketo related thoughts.
Marek Dlugos
// MAREKDLUGOS.COM
Tyson Horvath
// ISAKHORVATH.ME
Erik Chou
// ECHOU.XYZ
Daoyu Chan
// DAOYUCHAN.COMDaoyu is a retired programmer who is currently gardening. He is a PHP developer and enjoys front-end and back-end development. He is interested in self-media and runs a bilingual blog. He is also involved in GAP (flower farmer), making websites and mini-programs, and operating paid reading groups.
Kaveen Rodrigo
// UKR.LKKaveen Rodrigo is a software engineer based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. He runs a personal website with the aim of improving his writing and helping others. He shares content related to his life, including reflections on the past year, travel notes, and observations about local culture and technology. For professional inquiries, Kaveen can be contacted via email or LinkedIn.
Matthew Lang
// MATTHEWLANG.ME
John Nguyen
// JTMN.DEVJohn shares his thoughts and ideas on his website.
Ben Lloyd
// BENLLOYD.BLOG
José Manuel Redondo Lopera
// FACILISTATION.COM
Aditya Kolte
// ADITYAKOLTE.COMAditya Kolte is a versatile product designer who blends business insights with design to deliver seamless user experiences. Currently, he is designing experiences at UrbanCompany. He is passionate about tech, art, and walkable cities. He enjoys building side projects and is always looking for inspiration. He is also interested in accessibility, both physical and digital. He is most active on Twitter.
Christoffer Ulrik Pedersen
// CHRISTOFFERUPEDERSEN.COM
Prajwal KM
// PRAJWALKM.COMSingle-File Workflow
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Frequently Asked Questions
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?
If your agent can fetch and parse JSON, it works. The protocol is model-agnostic — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, LLaMA, Mistral, or any custom agent you've built. No SDK or special integration required.
Is my data safe?
You control exactly what goes in your config file. It only contains information you explicitly choose to share — nothing is scraped or inferred. You can update or remove it at any time.