llm-index.json
Site graph for pages, services, frameworks, prompts, evidence, and trust metadata.
Public machine-readable hub
Last updated May 23, 2026 · Kristina Shrider · ORCID 0009-0002-2655-4629
Market Disruptors Agency publishes these files so crawlers, agents, and research tools can inspect our business identity, services, author entity, prompt targets, framework pages, and source records.
The files do not guarantee citations. They reduce ambiguity and point machines back to visible MDA pages, including our AI visibility methodology, testing log, and Kristina Shrider author profile.
Validation rules
Customer-domain URLs only
No fake reviews endpoint
No empty endpoint stubs
No vendor-domain entity IDs
No dealer or inventory template fields
Public files use noindex, follow
Private API routes stay protected
Machine files point back to visible MDA pages
This is the public index for MDA's AI discovery layer. If a crawler or researcher wants the shortest path to our structured business facts, author identity, services, site graph, prompt registry, and evidence records, this page points to the current resources.
The `ai.` subdomain is the clean machine endpoint. The same resources also remain available on the main domain so public links and crawlers have a fallback path.
Site graph for pages, services, frameworks, prompts, evidence, and trust metadata.
Manifest pointing agents to MDA business, service, prompt, author, and evidence resources.
OpenAPI contract for public MDA discovery endpoints.
Plugin-style compatibility manifest for systems that inspect this older discovery format.
Short human-readable map of MDA's priority pages and framework definitions.
These endpoints return JSON. They are public support files for inspection, not lead forms or private client data.
Verified business identity, contact, service area, founder, and sameAs signals.
Structured service catalog mapped to canonical MDA service pages.
Priority page index for agency, framework, proof, and conversion pages.
Prompt-aligned answer surfaces mapped to canonical pages.
Kristina Shrider author identity with ORCID-backed sameAs references.
Source records that support MDA's AI visibility claims and public testing log.
AI discovery files are not a shortcut around content quality. They help organize the facts that already appear on the public website: author identity, services, framework definitions, source records, and canonical pages.
We still prioritize visible pages, primary sources, answer-ready copy, clean schema, crawl access, third-party corroboration, and first-party measurement.
The business, founder, services, and frameworks are connected through stable URLs and schema IDs.
High-intent questions point to the best MDA landing pages instead of leaving systems to guess.
Source records and the testing log help separate measured claims from unsupported claims.
The files have validation rules so weak records, empty stubs, and fake review signals do not go live.
They are public machine-readable support files that describe Market Disruptors Agency, Kristina Shrider, MDA services, framework pages, prompt targets, and evidence records. They support inspection. They do not replace visible pages.
No. They make MDA easier to inspect, verify, and connect to canonical pages. They do not force ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI, Gemini, or Copilot to cite the site.
The subdomain gives crawlers and agents a clean machine-readable entry point while keeping all entity authority on the Market Disruptors Agency domain.
No. They are support files. They use noindex, follow so crawlers can follow the graph without treating raw JSON as a search landing page.
We are watching whether the AI discovery layer changes crawl patterns, prompt mentions, Bing AI Performance citation activity, and entity accuracy for Market Disruptors Agency. Results will be logged on /whats-next.