See Yourself: How to match content with intent, not keywords
Keywords don't get you cited. Intent alignment does. A visual breakdown of how rerankers score your content against real user queries — and how to optimize for it.

I'm Prasanth. I work on AI search optimization (GEO), agent tooling, edge systems and knowledge graphs — the primitives most people haven't needed yet, but will.
Making sites machine-readable so they get cited by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini — not just crawled.
Autonomous coding and UI control agents built on Claude Computer Use and the Model Context Protocol.
Parameter-efficient fine-tuning for narrow, production-grade LLMs that earn their inference cost.
Keywords don't get you cited. Intent alignment does. A visual breakdown of how rerankers score your content against real user queries — and how to optimize for it.
Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Google AI Overviews all use rerankers to pick which websites make it into their answers. Ranking #1 in Google doesn't mean you'll get cited. Here's what actually decides.
Rerankers are how you give an LLM the best possible context. A deep dive into cross-encoders, the two-stage pipeline, and why vector search alone isn't enough.
Search is being rewritten by LLMs. Why ranking for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude matters more than the blue links.
How Hypotext detects GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot and serves them a clean, citation‑friendly version of your site.
Vector search alone won't get us there. Why structured knowledge is the substrate AI agents will run on.
Lessons from fine‑tuning small models for narrow tasks — what works, what breaks, and where parameter‑efficient methods shine.
A pragmatic look at giving models real hands — what the MCP protocol unlocks, and the failure modes nobody warns you about.
If your customers now ask an LLM before Google, you need to know whether you're being mentioned, cited, or ignored.

I'm always interested in conversations about agent infrastructure, GEO, and the long game.
prasanthsd4@gmail.com