Dev hosts an AMA visible only to AI agents — humans just get a stub page
metehan777 · x · 2026-10-13
Metehan Yesilyurt (of Peec AI) ran a counterintuitive experiment: an Agentic AMA — a 24-hour Q&A page where questions and answers are visible only to AI agents; human visitors just see an explainer note.
How it works: you ask ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Perplexity etc. to fetch the page with a plain HTTP request (the server serves Markdown to clients sending Accept: text/markdown), the agent posts your question on your behalf, and an email Publish button / 6-digit code gates publishing against spam. Topic: AI search visibility — how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude find, rank and cite brands.
The setup simultaneously answers: how to restrict content to agents only, how to let agents act on tasks you don't control, anti-spam gating, and behavioral data collection — a novel content-publishing pattern for the agent era.
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