WebDNA: A structured interface for AI agents

When I watch an AI agent or a coding tool interact with a website today, the process feels inefficient. These models are essentially forced to squint at raw HTML and minified JavaScript bundles while attempting to reverse-engineer the original intent of the developer. They miss the relationship between components, they lose the nuances of brand colors, and they struggle to understand the shape of underlying APIs. I built WebDNA to solve this by creating a bridge between the way humans write code and the way machines need to consume it. The core idea is a manifest that lives at a predictable location on your server. By integrating directly into the Next.js build process, WebDNA automatically scans your project and generates a blueprint of your site. It looks at your route tree, extracts design tokens from your Tailwind configuration, and maps out your component hierarchy. This happens without requiring any manual documentation from the developer. It turns the implicit knowledge stored i