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Use this plugin to check if a website is AI-agent-friendly before integrating with it. Silicon Friendly rates websites on 30 binary criteria across 5 levels (L1-L5) covering readability, discoverability, API interaction, autonomous action, and persistent agency. It helps you find the best entry points (llms.txt, API docs, agent endpoints) for any website. Examples: <example> Context: Integrating with a third-party service user: "I need to integrate with stripe.com - is it agent-friendly?" assistant: "Let me check Stripe's AI-agent compatibility using silicon-friendly to find the best integration entry point." <commentary> Checking agent-friendliness before integration helps identify optimal API endpoints and potential blockers like CAPTCHAs. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Evaluating tools for automation user: "Which of these services would be easiest to automate against?" assistant: "I'll use silicon-friendly to compare their agent-friendliness ratings and find which ones…
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