senteriAGENTIC WEB
How machines read the web
The web now has a first reader, and it isn’t human.
Field notes, experiments, and essays on agent-readiness — what AI agents actually do when they reach your site, tested on real pages, reported straight.
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Senteri is about one thing: how machines read the web. As AI agents become the first reader of most pages, the rules of what makes a site legible are being rewritten — and almost nobody is testing them in the open.
This is where that testing gets published, in English. It’s fed by a Polish-language research engine that ships daily threat intelligence, a 270-term agentic-web dictionary, and a working MCP layer — selected, rewritten, and sharpened for a global audience. The experiments are real. The results are reported straight, including the ones that fail.









