me.txt is a markdown file at your site root (yoursite.com/me.txt) that tells AI agents who you are, your name, skills, current work, links, and communication preferences. Think robots.txt for crawlers, but for people. Create yours in seconds with the CLI: npx create-me-txt Pre-fill from GitHub: npx create-me-txt --github username The spec, CLI, directory, and API are all open source and MIT-licensed. Browse existing profiles at metxt.org/directory.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built me.txt because every AI conversation starts from zero. AI doesn't know your skills, what you're working on, your timezone, or how you prefer to communicate. That context is scattered across LinkedIn, GitHub bios, and old blog posts, none of it optimized for machines to read. me.txt is a single markdown file at your site root that fixes this. It's like robots.txt told crawlers what to access, me.txt tells AI agents who you are. The format is dead simple: an H1 with your name, a one-line summary, then sections like Now, Skills, Links, and Preferences. No JSON schemas, no sign-ups, no platform lock-in. Just a file on your domain. Try it: npx create-me-txt (pre-fill from GitHub with --github username) Would love to hear what sections you'd want in yours, or if you think the format is missing anything. Feedback welcome!

Auth0 — Start building with Auth0 for AI Agents, now generally available.

Start building with Auth0 for AI Agents, now generally available.

me.txt

A personal identity file for AI agents

A personal identity file for AI agents