TEAS.co.uk gives the wider project products to describe, customers to help and orders to follow. It is where ideas about the agentic web meet the practical question of whether someone can find…
Tea guides and recipes drew more than twice as many machine requests as product pages in the June-to-September archive. The shop’s knowledge had become a significant reason for software to visit.
Opening a tea shop to people and software creates work behind the scenes. September’s hosting snapshot showed the scale of that workload, and how much was being handled away from the shop’s…
One Wednesday recorded more than four times as many sessions as the whole of July. The spike was unmistakable. Understanding what caused it has proved a different matter.
TEAS.co.uk’s appreciation tokens have no monetary value. Their purpose is to test a more unusual idea: whether recognising machine activity in public can influence what happens next.
A paid tea order with Bing attribution gave the appreciation experiment its first commercial milestone. On 2 September, the ledger issued a token acknowledging the sale.