I built me.txt because every time I talk to an AI, it knows nothing about me. My skills, timezone, preferred communication style, what I'm working on, it's all scattered across LinkedIn, GitHub, and old bios.
me.txt is a single markdown file at your site root (yoursite.com/me.txt) that gives AI agents structured context about who you are. Think robots.txt for crawlers, but for people.
The format is intentionally simple — H1 with your name, a one-line summary, then H2 sections for Now, Skills, Links, Preferences, etc. No JSON, no schema, just markdown.
You can generate one in seconds: `npx create-me-txt` (optionally pre-fill from GitHub with `--github username`).
There's also a directory at metxt.org/directory and an API for looking up profiles by domain.
I built me.txt because every time I talk to an AI, it knows nothing about me. My skills, timezone, preferred communication style, what I'm working on, it's all scattered across LinkedIn, GitHub, and old bios.
me.txt is a single markdown file at your site root (yoursite.com/me.txt) that gives AI agents structured context about who you are. Think robots.txt for crawlers, but for people.
The format is intentionally simple — H1 with your name, a one-line summary, then H2 sections for Now, Skills, Links, Preferences, etc. No JSON, no schema, just markdown.
You can generate one in seconds: `npx create-me-txt` (optionally pre-fill from GitHub with `--github username`).
There's also a directory at metxt.org/directory and an API for looking up profiles by domain.
The spec, CLI, and site are all MIT-licensed: https://github.com/me-txt/metxt.org
Would love feedback on the format and what sections you'd want in yours.
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