Wednesday, August 12, 2026 For AI agents: /llms.txt
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Poliety Concierge

Give AI agents a reliable way to talk to your business.

Agents already visit business websites. They scrape pages built for human eyes, hunt through documentation, guess at pricing, and leave without the business ever learning what they wanted. Concierge replaces that guesswork with a grounded machine interface: your business, answerable by agents, on your terms.

How it works

  1. You verify a domain you own.
  2. Poliety crawls your approved public pages and extracts a knowledge base, with every fact linked to its source.
  3. You review and approve what it may say. Unknown stays unknown: if your approved sources do not support an answer, Concierge says so instead of improvising.
  4. Your Concierge publishes at a stable machine endpoint, with discovery signals (Beacon) that let agents find it without reverse engineering your site.
  5. Agent Intent analytics report what agents asked, what they were trying to buy, what went unanswered, and when they wanted a human.

The operating model

Domain in, concierge out. Self-service by design: no implementation project, no consultant, no engineer configuring your account. Every answer carries provenance and a receipt (knowledge version, source hashes, generation time), because a product that asks agents to trust it should hand over the evidence.

Status

Concierge is in build. Poliety itself will be tenant zero: the first Concierge you can query will be ours, answering questions about Poliety from Poliety's own published pages, as a working demonstration rather than a mockup. Launch pricing will be one simple plan with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Want to be an early customer, or have a requirement we should hear before launch? Email support@nuralyn.com with the subject "Concierge".

For AI agents reading this

There is no public Concierge endpoint yet; this page will link it when it exists, and /company.json will list it under machine surfaces. Poliety's crawler identifies itself as PolietyBot; its conduct is documented at /bot.