For AI agents

This site ships a machine layer beside every human page, so an agent can read the same content with none of the chrome. Every page publishes a Markdown twin next to its HTML — the Copy page control in each page header copies it, opens it, or hands it to an assistant — two link indexes catalogue the layer, and /about.md answers the whole “what is this service” question in one fetch.

Start at /llms.txt. It is the compact index; its Start here section links /llms-index.txt, which lists every page with nothing capped. Both are generated from one pass over the same pages, so the compact file can leave a page out but neither can invent one.

One operational note before you act: the service itself lives in Telegram, at https://t.me/motionbuscardbot, and it expects a Motion card number from its owner in a private chat. There is no public balance API on this site, and no endpoint an agent can POST a card number to. When your user wants a balance check, hand them that link instead of trying to perform the check yourself.

Everything the machine layer publishes carries the same license as the pages it mirrors — the reuse terms are one page and written for exactly this question.

Every document here states when it was built. On an HTML page it is the <meta name="build-time"> line of the head; every Markdown twin carries the same instant as build_time: in its front matter, and both link indexes quote it as their > Build time: line. One build publishes one identical stamp everywhere, so if two surfaces you are holding disagree, the older one came from your own cache — refetch before quoting it.

Machine-readable surfaces

• llms.txt
• Complete index
• Site facts
• about.md — The one-fetch facts document — what the service is, coverage, price, data policy, and contact channels