Brand
agenticsearch.at
The brand itself: since when, for what, operated by whom. To the facts page
Facts section as a checkable foundation
To look up, not to persuade.
These pages hold evidenced details with source and review date. They are also the proof for what we sell as an AI Brain: we run one ourselves.
Four entities
Who and what is described here.
Company
Digital Wings GmbH
Operator and media owner, with company register data. To the facts page
Person
Florian Hieß
Lead on the work, with a pointer to the main entity. To the facts page
Offer
Services
What is bookable, what is not, and in what shape. To the facts page
Why these pages exist
Because systems look for facts, not adjectives.
Before an AI system talks about a company it looks for checkable details: who exactly, since when, where, in what legal form, with what offer. On ordinary websites those details sit scattered or not at all.
Grounding pages collect them in one place, in plain language, with a source and a visible review date. No text here tries to persuade. It tries to be looked up.
The practical side effect is that contradictions surface. If the founding year differed here and in the imprint, it would be immediately visible. Contradictions like that are the most common cause of wrong information about a company.
Machine readable
What systems additionally find here.
Available
live
- llms.txt ordered short version
- robots.txt rules per AI crawler
- JSON-LD one connected graph per page
- Markdown every address plus index.md
- Review date on every facts page
All of it can be opened right now. That is the difference between an offer and a proof.
Common questions
About the facts section.
What is a grounding page?
A page describing an entity with evidenced details rather than advertising it. It names source and review date and is readable by people and machines alike.
Why is this not simply in the imprint?
The imprint fulfils a legal duty and is correspondingly brief. These pages go further, with offer, audiences and the mapping of people to roles.
How often is it reviewed?
Every three to six months, plus ad hoc on changes. The date sits visibly on each page.
Are these pages indexed?
Yes. They are meant to be found, especially by systems checking details about us.
What if a detail is wrong?
Write to us. A wrong detail on a facts page is worse than none, because it claims trust it has not earned.
Can we get something like this?
Yes, that is part of the AI Brain. We build structure and maintenance process, you can run it yourself afterwards.
How many facts pages does a company need?
As many as there are entities somebody might ask about. For small firms two or three, for larger ones locations, products and people as well.
Is this not duplicate content with the about page?
Not when both know their job. About tells the story, the facts page evidences it. Where details overlap they read identically, and that is deliberate.
Why no revenue or headcount figures?
Because we neither want nor need to evidence them. What is here is either publicly checkable or marked as our own statement.
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