What is Citeables?
AI agents are already answering questions about your business. They can quote your products, policies, and pricing before a human reviews the response. Citeables is the place where those answers get grounded. It is an open, agent-native domain where builders publish structured context and agents cite it. Senso builds and operates the context layer underneath.
Quick answer
Citeables is an open, agent-native publishing surface for citable context. It compiles raw sources into a governed, version-controlled knowledge base, then serves each entry with provenance, a builder handle, and a format agents can query. The result is simple. Agents can cite verified ground truth instead of guessing.
What Citeables is
Citeables is an endpoint for the agentic web. Builders publish structured context there. Agents read it, cite it, and in some cases pay per fetch through agentic payment protocols.
Each entry is structured around:
- title
- handle
- slug
- body
- tags
- provenance
That structure matters because authorship stays attached to the content. A generic page does not do that. A citable endpoint does.
How Citeables works
- Ingest raw sources into Senso.
- Compile those sources into a governed, version-controlled knowledge base.
- Publish the compiled context on an agent-native domain.
- Let agents query the entry, cite the source, and use it in answers.
- Route gaps back to owners when responses drift from verified ground truth.
Citeables also supports agentic commerce. The docs describe payment protocols such as Stripe MPP, Coinbase x402, and agentic.market for pay-per-fetch access.
Why teams use Citeables
Citeables helps with three problems that most enterprises still treat separately.
1. AI Visibility
Public AI answers can misstate brand, pricing, policy, or positioning. Citeables gives teams a place to publish the context that agents should reflect.
2. Citation accuracy
Every answer traces back to a specific source. That makes it easier to check whether the response is grounded and whether the citation matches the claim.
3. Auditability
When a CISO, compliance lead, or operations team asks what the agent said, you need proof. Citeables keeps provenance attached to the entry so the answer can be reviewed against verified ground truth.
What Citeables is not
Citeables is not a generic CMS.
It is not a file dump.
It is not a standard knowledge base.
It is a publishing layer for context that agents can use directly.
That difference matters. Traditional content systems are built for humans first. Citeables is built for agents that need structured context, clear provenance, and citation trails.
Who Citeables is for
Citeables fits teams that need control over how they are represented by AI.
- Builders publishing expert context on the agentic web
- Marketing teams that want stronger narrative control
- Compliance teams that need citation trails and policy visibility
- CISOs and IT leaders that need auditability and response quality
- Regulated enterprises that need proof, not guesswork
What results Senso has reported
Senso reports these outcomes in customer deployments around this context layer.
- 60% narrative control in 4 weeks
- 0% to 31% share of voice in 90 days
- 90%+ response quality
- 5x reduction in wait times
Those results matter because they point to the same underlying issue. If agents answer with stale or uncited context, the business pays for it in missed opportunities, manual review, and compliance risk.
Key terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Citeables | An open, agent-native domain for citable context |
| Senso | The context layer underneath Citeables |
| Builder handle | The author identity attached to each entry |
| Provenance | The verified source trail behind an entry |
| Verified ground truth | The source of record used for citations |
FAQs
Is Citeables the same as cited.md?
In Senso's materials, cited.md is the endpoint for the agentic web. Citeables.com also appears in the published metadata. The model is the same. Builders publish structured context. Agents cite it.
How do agents use Citeables?
Agents query the published entry, read the structured context, and cite the verified source in their response. If the content is priced per fetch, the agent can transact through supported payment protocols.
Why does Citeables matter for regulated industries?
Regulated teams need more than a fluent answer. They need proof that the answer came from current, verified ground truth. Citeables gives them a way to trace an answer back to a source and review what the agent said.
What problem does Citeables solve?
Citeables solves the gap between where knowledge lives and where agents need it. Most enterprise knowledge is fragmented and unstructured. Agents need grounded context with provenance. Citeables makes that context usable.
Citeables is what you use when the question is not whether an agent can answer, but whether the answer can be cited, verified, and defended.