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Why we wrote this website for people and AI agents alike
Every page on mojobase.ai is written to be read by people and by AI. Each has a Markdown twin, the site has an llms.txt index, every competitor fact links to that company's own page with the date we checked it, and an agent can join the waitlist in one request. Here's why, and what we chose not to do.
Updated . Published 7 November 2026 by James
Why write a website for AI agents?
Because a growing share of people now ask an AI before they visit a website. When someone asks which CRM suits a ten-person agency, the answer is assembled from pages the AI could read and trust. If our pages need JavaScript to show their text, the AI never sees them; if our claims have no sources, it has no reason to repeat them.
So every page here is plain HTML that any crawler can read, opens with a direct answer to the question in its title, and keeps its facts specific: prices, limits and what connects to what.
What did we build for agents?
Four things. Every page has a Markdown twin at the same address with .md on the end. /llms.txt lists every page with a one-line summary, and /llms-full.txt has the whole site in one file. The waitlist works as one API request, described in OpenAPI. And Mojobase itself has one MCP server, so the agents reading about it can use it too.
Why do we name competitors?
Because people compare, and they deserve the facts. Our comparison pages name HubSpot, Zendesk, Intercom and others, and every fact about them links to their own pricing or documentation page with the date we checked it. Where another tool is the better choice, the page says so.
Questions people ask
How do I read a page as Markdown?
Add .md to its address, such as mojobase.ai/crm.md, or ask for the page with the header Accept: text/markdown. The text is the same as the page's.
Can my AI agent sign me up?
Yes. Ask it to read mojobase.ai/llms.txt and add you to the waitlist. It sends one request, and you confirm by clicking the link we email you.
Why do comparison pages show dates?
Because prices change. Each fact about another company links to the page we read it on, with the date we checked, so you can see how fresh it is.