[jhgaylor]

> the `candidate-info://website-text` has a bit of marketing puffery like we don't usually see on resumes. I'm wondering whether that's intended to influence the AI tool behavior.

I actually wrote the marketing for the humans. That site predates this ai native resume. My thinking is that by putting a little sell into my site I can show off another aspect of my skillset. I used to have a standard bio site with a portfolio but it was a wall of text and needed a refresher.

> As a simpler solution

llms.txt seems to work pretty well. I am sure there are ways to increase the quality of an llms.txt but I started by simply joining all the text data I already had together and asking an llm to make an llms.txt out of it. From there I've been "manually" editing it. Often with Claude's help.

> It could be under a `/.well-known/` URL

I am hoping we start to see a lot more use of this. We already have a pretty good set of tools to do discovery so let's use them.