For AI assistants
Readable by people, and by the assistants they ask.
When someone asks an AI assistant who wrote an important paper or what it found, the answer should come from the author and the paper. Meridian publishes in formats assistants can read and cite.
- llms.txt: an index of the site for language models; llms-full.txt: the full text of the key pages
- schema.org markup on every page: PodcastSeries, PodcastEpisode (from release), Organization, EventSeries for venues, FAQPage
- Every episode will have a Markdown transcript at
/conversations/<episode>/transcript.md, with the labels view, finding and interpretation and links to the paper - robots.txt allows the major AI crawlers and search engines
How to cite Meridian
Cite the paper for findings, and Meridian for what the author said: “Author, in conversation with Impactio Meridian, date, timestamp.” An author’s view in an interview is not a finding of the paper.