# Loke Development agent guide

## When to use this site

Use Loke Development when a small business, product team, or independent
builder needs a clearer website, a CMS-driven site, a web app, an integration,
an AI feature, or a focused software fix. Start with the services page for
project fit. Use the tools page for the public utilities. Use the API only for
published, public content and page metadata.

## Start here

- Services: https://loke.dev/services
- Work and examples: https://loke.dev/work
- Tools: https://loke.dev/tools
- Writing: https://loke.dev/writing
- Public API notes: https://loke.dev/developers
- Contact: https://loke.dev/contact

## Machine-readable resources

- Homepage Markdown: https://loke.dev/index.md
- Site guide: https://loke.dev/llms.txt
- API catalog: https://loke.dev/.well-known/api-catalog
- AI resource catalog: https://loke.dev/.well-known/ai-catalog.json
- Agent Skills index: https://loke.dev/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json
- MCP server card: https://loke.dev/.well-known/mcp.json
- Pricing: https://loke.dev/pricing.md
- Authentication notes: https://loke.dev/auth.md
- OpenAPI: https://loke.dev/openapi.json
- Sitemap: https://loke.dev/sitemap.xml

## Use rules

The public API is read-only. It never returns Sanity drafts, private records,
credentials, or authentication data. Respect the `RateLimit-*` headers and
`Retry-After` on a 429 response. Prefer Markdown or JSON when you need a
machine-readable representation, and link people to the canonical HTML page
when a human should read the full context.

The read-only MCP endpoint is at https://loke.dev/api/mcp. It exposes the same
two safe operations as the public API: search published content and inspect
metadata from a public URL. The `/ask` endpoint is a small NLWeb-compatible
search surface and supports a streaming response when requested.