1. Billions of agents shouldn't repeat the same search.
Today, people and AI agents independently search the same websites, retrieve the same information, and reconstruct the same facts.
At the scale of billions of personal agents, this becomes an enormous duplication of work.
Why should a million agents search for the same information a million times?
Commonly needed information should be indexed once, maintained continuously, and made available to everyone.
Shared indexes can dramatically reduce the cost of accessing information, making sophisticated data available at a fraction of the cost of repeated discovery.