Agent-readable publishing
By 2030, a large share of discovery will be mediated by assistants and search agents. The goal isn't to game algorithms — it's to make work legible, attributable, and retrievable.
This site exposes:
/feed.xml— RSS for humans and aggregators/works.json— JSON Feed for machines/catalog.json— catalogue of available feeds and identity/releases.json— open-source releases mirrored from GitHub
Each essay carries stable id, topics, and licence in frontmatter. That's the raw material for every downstream channel — Publiciser drafts, Compass digests, and anyone citing Worldbuild without scraping HTML.
Why it is storytelling
Propagation is not only social media. A report like the Africa XR Report, an App Store product narrative, or a festival selection all move ideas into new contexts. Agent-readable publishing is the same practice for assistants: give them structure so they can point back to a canonical source instead of inventing one.
See also Local-first software — the vault is the source; feeds are the adapters — and Spatial computing notes for how immersion work shows up in the Atlas.