Hilyt
An online profile that AI can actually read.
Ask ChatGPT or Claude who someone is and it searches the web. Most professional profiles sit behind a login wall, so the AI sees nothing. A Hilyt profile is the opposite: a stable public URL, real HTML for crawlers, schema.org identity markup with your identity pages (GitHub, LinkedIn and the like) as sameAs references, dated and sourced claims, and a plain-text LLM card any model can read in one go.
The loop is check → publish → observe: check what AI can read of you today, publish an open profile it can read, then watch your dashboard log which AI crawlers actually fetched it.
What this is
What an AI-readable profile is — the four requirements (reachable, extractable, identifiable, corroborated), exactly what Hilyt publishes for a profile, what it cannot guarantee, and how to make one by hand or with Hilyt. What AI visibility means — five different things people mean by it, what measures each, and which of them Hilyt measures.
Free tool
Can AI actually read you? — a 15-second AI readiness check of whether AI crawlers can read your site and whether a Claude model recognises your name: robots.txt AI stance, JavaScript-shell detection, identity markup, llms.txt, sitemap, and a live model probe. It does not measure whether assistants cite or recommend you. How the score works.
Guides
Getting seen by AI — practical, first-hand writing on how models learn about people.
Directory
Developers
MCP server + API — let Claude or any MCP client read and maintain your profile; you confirm every change.