Google just shared experimental documentation to help us get our websites ready for the agentic web. In this video, I walk through the new Lighthouse report, WebMCP integration, and why you might actually need an LLMS.txt file!Timestamps:0:00 - Google's new agentic readiness info1:00 - How to run the report in Chrome Canary1:45 - Why Cumulative Layout Shift matters for agents2:30 - Understanding the AI Accessibility Tree3:40 - WebMCP: Imperative vs. Declarative tools4:35 - Using Modern Web Guidance to code for agents5:10 - The LLMS.txt controversy explained6:10 - Why agents need Markdown files8:10 - How to stay updated in my communityRead more:https://www.mariehaynes.com/lighthouse-report-for-agents/Resources mentioned:Marie's Agent Readiness Tool: agent-readiness.mariehaynes.com Introduction to Lighthouse from Google: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/lighthouse/overviewChrome Canary: google.com/chrome/canaryJoin the discussion in the Search Bar community: https://community.mariehaynes.comJoin the paid Search Bar Pro community: https://mariehaynes.com/join

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