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Pagefold sites understand AI assistants
A browser AI assistant can now learn prices and open slots on a Pagefold site and open booking. The client confirms.
More people look for services through AI: they ask an assistant to find a specialist, compare prices, or pick a time. We taught Pagefold sites to talk to those assistants directly.
What changed
- Every published site now has an llms.txt file — a short briefing for AI: services and prices, contacts, branch addresses, FAQs, and a link to online booking.
- Sites support WebMCP — Chrome’s new standard for in-browser AI agents. An assistant can learn prices, find an open slot on a given date, and open the booking window.
Booking still belongs to the person
AI can prepare a booking — fill in name and phone — but only the client confirms it.
Nothing to configure
Everything works automatically and updates when you change services or contacts in the dashboard.
WebMCP is still an experimental Chrome feature, and AI assistants adopt it gradually. Your site is already ready.