Celigo
Human View is the company as people read it. Machine View is the same record as agents receive it. Machine Customer Index is how ready the company is for machine customers.
Machine Customer Index
Green: agent ready. Amber: partly there. Grey: not yet or not measured.
One is what you built for machines. One is what is on file about you. How the Index works
Access
Reachable, not readableCan machine customers find and use your information? How the Index works
Whether machine customers can find and use the information this company publishes on its own site, measured by our own sweep of that site and never self-reported.
Record
On fileWhat can an agent learn about you? How the Index works
What an agent can learn about this company from the registry, built from what is on file about it and traced to where it came from.
See the checks
Access
Measured on celigo.com by our own sweep. Never self-reported.
What a model can read.
- llms.txt
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llms-full.txt
There is no /llms-full.txt on celigo.com, so a model that wants your full text has only your rendered pages to work from. Publish one holding the whole text you want agents to read, so a model quotes your own words rather than a scrape of your homepage.
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Markdown content negotiation
celigo.com returns HTML when a request asks for text/markdown, so an agent has to strip your layout before it can read you. Serve a Markdown version of a page when the request asks for one, so an agent reads your content and not your template.
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robots.txt Agentmap
The robots.txt on celigo.com has no Agentmap line, so an agent that reads robots.txt first has nowhere to go next. Add an Agentmap line pointing at your resource catalog, so the file agents already fetch tells them where everything else is.
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robots.txt names AI crawlers
The robots.txt on celigo.com names no AI crawler at all, and silence reads as unknown rather than as welcome. Name the AI crawlers you allow, so an agent can tell that it is permitted instead of assuming the safest answer is to leave.
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Content Signals directives
celigo.com publishes no Content Signals directives, so an agent has no statement of how your content may be used. Add Content Signals directives to robots.txt, so an agent knows which uses you permit rather than defaulting to the narrowest one.
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Web Bot Auth directory
celigo.com publishes no Web Bot Auth directory, so you cannot tell a verified agent from a scraper wearing its name. Publish a Web Bot Auth directory, so agents that identify themselves cryptographically can prove which agent they are.
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What an agent can call.
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Resource catalog (ARD)
celigo.com publishes no resource catalog, so an agent cannot list what you offer without reading your sitemap and guessing. Publish a resource catalog at a well-known path, so an agent can enumerate your products and documents directly.
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MCP server
celigo.com publishes no MCP server card, so an agent has no way to connect to your tools. Publish an MCP server card on your domain, so an agent can call you directly instead of driving your web forms like a person would.
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Agent card / manifest
celigo.com publishes no agent card, so an agent cannot tell what it is allowed to ask you to do. Publish an agent card describing the tasks you accept, so an agent knows what is on offer before it tries one.
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Agent skills index
celigo.com publishes no skills index, so an agent cannot match what it needs against what you actually do. Publish a skills index naming the tasks you support, so an agent can pick you for the job it is doing right now.
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Machine-readable API description
celigo.com publishes no machine-readable API description, so calling your API still needs a person to read your documentation first. Publish an OpenAPI description at a well-known path, so an agent can work out the calls on its own.
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- OAuth protected resource
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auth.md
celigo.com publishes no auth.md, so an agent that needs access has nothing to read but your contact form. Publish auth.md explaining how an agent gets a credential, so a machine customer can get started without emailing your sales team.
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Checked 16 September 2026.
Record
3 records on file, 0 in the last 12 months.
- Records on file
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Every record traced to a source
3 of the 3 records we hold about celigo.com have no link to where they were first published, so an agent cannot check where they came from. Add the link to where each one first appeared, on your own site or anywhere else, so every record on file can be traced to its source.
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A record dated in the last 12 months
None of the 3 records we hold about celigo.com is dated in the last 12 months, so an agent reading your record cannot tell whether you are still trading. Publish at least one dated post or release a quarter, so your record stays current between sweeps.
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No direct source yet.
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The company's own site or feed
Nothing we hold about celigo.com came from your own site, so an agent only ever sees you described by somebody else. Connect your newsroom or blog feed, or add records by hand, so your own account of yourself is on file alongside everything else.
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- Newswire release
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- Government or agency publication
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- Analyst firm's own research
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More than one direct source
Everything we hold about celigo.com comes from a single kind of source, so an agent has one angle on you and no way to corroborate it. Send us your own material directly, by connecting a feed or adding records by hand, so your record is built from more than one kind of source.
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Placed in Information Technology / Software & Services / IT Services / Data Processing & Outsourced Services, connected to 18 topics, 4 identity links.
- Placed in a market segment
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- Connected to topics in the graph
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- Connected to 5+ topics
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