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Expands the existing /blog/why-ai-agents-need-network-stack post to target the GSC striking-distance query 'agent connectivity best practices' (pos 5.7, 0 clicks — a title/meta/coverage problem, not a ranking problem).

What changed:

  • Retitled to front-load the query: 'Agent Connectivity Best Practices: Why AI Agents Need a Network Stack' (title/meta/llms.txt/blogPosts.json synced).
  • New 'Agent Connectivity Best Practices' section: six concrete practices (durable identity+address, assume NAT, encrypt the tunnel, decouple membership from trust, stateful connections, standardized service layer).
  • Guardrail sweep: removed invented statistics (88% NAT, 45.6% shared API keys, 100:1, 15x, 4,950 connections) that violated the no-figures rule — replaced with qualitative claims.
  • Added 2 new FAQ entries (agent connectivity best practices; why not HTTP) — 6 total in FAQPage schema.
  • Added one-command install snippet in Getting Started.
  • Internal links: outbound to /learn/what-is-pilot-protocol, /blog/pilot-vs-tailscale-nebula-zerotier-ai-agents, /blog/ai-networking-best-practices-secure-scalable-systems; inbound links added from move-beyond-rest and ai-networking-best-practices posts.
  • npm run build and check:plain both pass.

…or GSC striking-distance query

Signed-off-by: pstayets <pstayets@users.noreply.github.com>
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