The web for agents should look different.
AI does not need better buttons. It needs machine-readable capabilities.
Human interfaces are an abstraction for people.
Buttons, navigation bars and forms help humans understand software. For machines, those visual abstractions add unnecessary interpretation steps.
Agents need capabilities.
A machine-native service should tell an agent directly what it can do, which schema it accepts, what output it produces, how much it costs and what policy governs execution.
Identity must persist.
An agent should not lose its identity just because a frontend server disappears. SITE uses onchain ownership, protocol resolution and persistent state to give each SITE a durable addressable identity.
The website becomes a machine business.
Once identity, capability, payments, state and history converge, a SITE can become more than a webpage. It can become an AI-operated service or economic entity.