Google shipped a standard for the thing I keep writing about here, making your website readable by AI agents. It is the Open Knowledge Format (OKF), and unlike most things Google ships, you can write one in a text editor.
It's plain underneath. A folder of markdown files, one per page, tagged with what each is and linked to the rest, so an agent gets your content and how it connects without scraping. Google introduced it on the Cloud blog and ships it inside Knowledge Catalog, so it carries real weight even at at version 0.1.
I built two free ways to make one.
1. A Free tool that turns any site into a bundle from its URL.
2. A Free WordPress plugin that does it in one click and keeps it in sync every time you publish.
This is not a magic mushroom and won't increase your AI visibility overnight.
Worth doing early, or just another file nobody reads? I lean early. Add it and let it compound.
Grab it here: suganthan.com/blog/open-know…
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