Human Site | AXP Agent Representation
Primary-source positioning describes a parallel agent representation while the human website remains unchanged.
ARCHITECTURE COMPARISON
Both products respond to a web that increasingly serves humans and software agents. Their architectural response is different.
01 / SHARED PREMISE
AI agents are becoming intermediaries between brands and buyers. An agent-ready site therefore needs machine-readable business facts and a useful human journey.
02 / FLAGSHIP ARCHITECTURE
Published product positioningCurrent Eli productDirection / where supported
Primary-source positioning describes a parallel agent representation while the human website remains unchanged.
Eli’s intended install-once snippet plus API/MCP infrastructure model is a direction; action capability remains bounded by authorization and support.
03 / CORE TRADE-OFF
A dedicated agent representation sits alongside the current human site.
The same operating layer connects human experience, agent-readable surfaces, supported actions and outcome learning.
04 / PERMISSIONED ACTION
An agent can understand business facts.
An agent can perform a defined, permissioned action.
Actions require authorization, clear schemas or contracts, and the business rules that protect the buyer and company.
05 / HUMAN CONVERSION
Eli is being built to adapt approved proof, content, journey and CTA to buyer intent. This page does not claim Scrunch lacks personalization; it says personalization is not the center of the AXP public description used here.

06 / INSTALLATION MODEL
07 / WHICH SHOULD YOU CHOOSE?
You want a dedicated parallel agent experience layered onto the existing human site.
You want discovery, human personalization, agent-readable/actionable interfaces and outcome evidence in one website loop.
Different teams own intelligence and web infrastructure separately. This page does not claim integration between the products.
BUYER QUESTIONS
It is a website whose business information can be understood by agents and whose supported actions are explicit, authorized and bounded.
AXP is described as a parallel agent representation; personalization concerns the human website journey and relevant approved proof or action.
Eli’s thesis is integrated adaptive website infrastructure rather than a claimed separate agent website.
Only defined, authorized actions supported by clear interfaces and business rules should be available to an agent.
No. It is only one potential interface; readable facts, permissions, contracts and supported actions still matter.
Conceptually, teams could combine different layers. This page does not claim an existing integration.
SOURCES AND METHOD
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CONNECT YOUR WEBSITE
Review the evidence, buyer journey and permitted action layer a website needs to serve both people and agents.
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