72% of ReadMe's docs traffic is agents; Restless puts API fixes inside error responses
JaynitMakwana · x · 2026-10-13
ReadMe CEO gkoberger launched Restless, a tool built for AI agents: it logs every API call and puts the fix directly inside the error response, so every call, support question, and error makes the API better for the next agent.
Jaynit Makwana adds the key data point: 72% of ReadMe's docs traffic already comes from agents. Most API consumers aren't people — they skip docs and retry or churn on failures. His take: companies that take agent UX seriously first will get picked by agents first.
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