Is your product invisible to AI agents?

Most products are. That's not because the models are too weak. It's because the interface is wrong. A lot of teams still think "AI-ready" means adding a chatbot to the corner of the screen and calling it innovation. That's decoration. The real shift is deeper than that. If agents are going to do useful work on behalf of users - searching data, updating records, triggering workflows, pulling context, taking action - then your product needs a proper interface for software acting on a user's behalf. Right now, most products don't have one. The hidden problem An agent can often see your website. That doesn't mean it can use your product. In practice, agents hit the same walls over and over: workflows only available through the UI brittle session-cookie auth undocumented APIs inconsistent response shapes no structured access to key resources permission models that make sense for humans, but not delegated software So what happens? The model starts guessing. It burns tokens trying to infer wh