Dual-Layer Architecture
Page structure where every page serves both humans (visual UI) and agents (structured data, APIs).
The web is becoming bi-lingual: human-readable and machine-readable. Dual-layer architecture means your content works for both, without maintaining separate systems.
This page has 6 layers: semantic HTML, JSON-LD DefinedTerm schema, /api/pages endpoint, /llms.txt discovery, RSS feed, and the visual UI you're reading now.
How Leap Laboratory uses this concept in real work.
Related terms
Agent-Compatible Digital Experience
A website or application designed to serve both human visitors and AI agents simultaneously.
Semantic HTML
HTML that describes content meaning, not just appearance. Foundation of agent-readable pages.
JSON-LD
A structured data format for web pages. Tells search engines and agents what a page contains.
Structured Data
Machine-readable information embedded in web pages that agents can parse.