Linkup Rebuilds Agent Search
darian314 · x · 2026-07-16
This highlights Linkup's core proposition: they aren't building search pages for humans, but data gateways for agents.
- Humans view web pages, while agents need credible, structured raw information.
- They use atomic indexing to break pages down into finer granularities, claiming it is much better suited for agents than whole-page indexing.
- The goal is to let downstream agents directly consume cleaner data without repeatedly going through scraping, parsing, and reranking.
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