Klava London delivers two AI service lines end-to-end: AI-search visibility (making sure ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews can find, read, cite and recommend your site) and consumer AI agents (on-site concierges, booking bots, product finders and PDF-to-structured-data pipelines grounded in your actual business).
Two halves of the same shift. Outside the product: the website itself needs to be structured so LLMs can trust and cite it. Inside the product: AI agents replace the manual steps that slow teams down — bookings, support triage, data entry, information lookup.
A concrete example on the visibility side. I've run 20 AI-visibility audits so far (two paid engagements, optimisation delivered for selected clients) and built the free public tool at klava.london/audit: enter a URL, get a report back in ~15 seconds on how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews see your site, with a copy-paste llms.txt you can drop in today. No email, no sign-up.
A concrete example on the agents side. At Global Chic Club — a 5,000-member events and B2B membership platform across 20+ countries — an admin used to retype every event by hand from PDF flyers. Now they upload the flyer and an Anthropic Claude Haiku integration extracts the structured event data (title, date, location, price) for review and one-click publishing. The manual step is gone. It runs daily. On the Dr Glyn Medispa clinic site, an on-site AI concierge answers treatment, pricing and booking questions from the actual clinic knowledge base.
Every site I build ships with the visibility layer by default: /llms.txt, full schema.org JSON-LD, a machine-readable /api/profile endpoint, semantic HTML and clean structure — so the LLM economy works for the businesses I build for, not around them.
If you want an AI visibility audit or a consumer AI agent scoped for your business, let's talk.