Dries Buytaert

This is the third post in a series about making my site's search available to AI agents. First, I published an API Catalog, which helps agents that already know to check my site find its search API. Second, I added an

An AI model does not decide what data it can access, which tools it can use, or whether it can act without approval. People make those decisions at different points. Upstream, a model developer trains and tests the model and decides whether and how to release it. Downstream, a developer builds the model into a system, connects that system to data and tools, and decides whethe...

In April 2025, I published Claude Code meets Drupal, my first public experiment with an AI coding agent. I have been experimenting with coding agents ever since, often by building tools to solve problems in my own work.

Last week, I joined the

Yesterday I blogged about the API catalog that announces my site's search API to agents. In response, someone pointed me to the ARD specification, a d...

I kept running into the same small frustration. My site has its own search, but when I ask an AI agent whether I have written about a topic before, it searches Google instead of using my site's search directly. As a result, it often misses relevant posts that Google has not indexed.

At the same time, the web is gaining a new audience. In addition to people visiting pag...