A Hungarian IT companybuilt
A Hungarian IT company's new website was built on this stack: from a design system handed over by their designer, with machine-ready output (JSON-LD, llms.txt). Going live on their own domain is still ahead.
ITLine Studio: agentic digital presence
ITLine Studio is a company website that people and AI search engines both read precisely (SEO and GEO together). Your team keeps it fresh with their own AI assistant. A person always publishes.
Let's look at what AI sees on your site today. 30 minutes, free.
Half of B2B software buyers now start their research with an AI chatbot (G2). Where an AI overview appears in search, the click-through rate of the top organic result fell by roughly 58% in two years (Ahrefs, desktop).
So the question is whether an agent can read your site, and whether it cites it. Most company sites were not built for that.
A structure ready for machines: structured data (JSON-LD), a sitemap and llms.txt, a short summary of the company written for machines. All three run live on our own site: www.itline.hu/llms.txt.
Content lives in blocks, separate from the code. The editor writes and fixes it with their own assistant, with a live preview; before each step the assistant says what it would change, and to what.
The design is built from a system: the designer's tokens, blocks and rules, not one-off hand-drawn pages. A new page is therefore usually an assembly, not a development task.
Fact discipline: a number, a date or a client name goes into the text only with a source. Where there is no support, the assistant asks instead of inventing.
Publishing stays a human step.
The assistant works up to the draft. The editor presses the publish button; the assistant has no such operation.
A Hungarian IT company's new website was built on this stack: from a design system handed over by their designer, with machine-ready output (JSON-LD, llms.txt). Going live on their own domain is still ahead.
Our own site runs on the same frame, and this is how we edit it. What we sell, we use ourselves in production.
Generative Engine Optimization: making a site not only rank in classic search, but also be read precisely and cited in AI answers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI overviews). It does not replace SEO; it extends it.
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee that today. We build what is in our hands: a machine-readable structure and fresh, sourced content. Measuring AI citation takes months, and we quote numbers only after measuring.
Yes: ITLine Studio is the site itself, not a layer on top of the current one. Existing subpages can stay; the survey decides what stays and what is rebuilt.
The framework stands up quickly, because the same framework runs our own site; most of the time goes into content. We give a timeline after the survey.
The quote is made after the survey, for a fixed scope. What pushes the price up or down: What it costs.
We measure what can be measured today: whether the site's machine output (structured data, sitemap, llms.txt) is reachable and error-free. See ours: itline.hu/llms.txt. How often an AI search engine cites a site has to be tracked for months; we quote numbers only after such measurement.
We look at your current site together: what an AI search engine reads from it today (structured data, sitemap, llms.txt). Then we show live how we edit a page with an agent. It is free and without obligation.
The editor works with their own assistant, the one they already use. Which one, and with what access to the content, we settle during the survey.
We do not promise traffic, ranking or AI citation numbers before measuring.
We do not mass-produce content: the number of pages barely matters for AI visibility; the quality and sourcing of the content does.