Assuming this is only a signed in session if Chrome (for internal intelligence), does this happen otherwise and this seems more detailed than any schema, markdown, or llms.txt could be, what's the point of those code types on a site?
For agents, one might believe they all interact with a page this way. Great find,thanks for sharing!
John Sukowaty ·
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You're very welcome!
This works signed in or signed out, including incognito. Node IDs represent granular elements which help Gemini understand page and refer to specific aspects of it when interacting with it or the user.
I've reverse engineered the whole process and can replicate the nodes and their IDs. That said not all nodes travel to Gemini, their backend filters some out but I haven't established by what criteria.