SiftServe is a web infrastructure service that creates AI-readable versions of websites for AI agents. The service rebuilds a site's content so that it can be accurately parsed and cited by AI systems that increasingly serve as intermediaries between people and web information. Site owners approve all rewritten content before it is published, and the AI-readable version is served to agents at the edge while human visitors continue to see the original site unchanged. The platform operates through a four-stage process. It first identifies gaps in a site's existing content, then rebuilds pages with those gaps filled, serves the revised version specifically to AI agents, and measures what the engines say back. The measurement stage feeds into the next content audit. SiftServe includes tools for tracking bot hits to confirm whether search engines fetched the sifted version, and it converts wrong answers from AI engines, such as a stale price or incorrect founding year, into specific facts to fix rather than general reports to review. The system also uses prompts from buyers to prioritize which facts matter most in future content updates. Typical use cases include sites that receive AI-referred traffic and need to improve how accurately agents represent their content. The workflow involves an initial content audit, page-by-page rewriting with owner approval, structured data enrichment including statistics and citations, and ongoing measurement of how AI engines respond. SiftServe reports that sites using its approach have seen 4.4 times higher conversion from AI-referred visitors compared to organic search, and adds 30 to 40 percent more AI visibility through added structure, statistics, and citations. The service runs on Cloudflare and has Google Cloud support listed as an upcoming integration.