Your brand's public page on Pendium now tracks every AI agent that visits it and surfaces that activity in real time. When two or more distinct bots have hit the page in the last 24 hours, a small animated feed appears in the bottom-left corner — colored chips representing each agent drift upward with a count and timestamp. Hovering shows which agents were there by name.
The bot names themselves are now readable. Instead of raw user-agent strings like facebookexternalhit, the AI Agent Activity section shows the display name — "Facebook" — alongside an inline detail card when you click any crawler row. That card shows the operator, category, whether the bot respects robots.txt, and a plain-language description of what it does.
A few things on public pages now work correctly. The agent count in the floating feed reflects the true number of unique bots in the window, not just however many appeared in the visible list. Customer-facing pages — agent pages, blog posts, the blog feed — now show the customer's brand name in the page title and use the correct OG image instead of inheriting Pendium's defaults.