Agent Lingshu (ainomam.com) is a bilingual publication about AI tools, AI agents, and running models on your own hardware. We publish hands-on guides, comparisons and post-mortems — written by people who actually deployed the thing, not by a content farm.
Technical readers who install and pay for software: developers, self-hosters, and small teams choosing AI tooling. They arrive with a task already in mind — set up a local model, pick an image generator, find a free video tool — which is why they convert on tool links rather than on banner impressions.
Language split: roughly half Chinese, half English. Both versions are maintained; the Chinese edition is not a machine translation of the English one.
Search-referred visits, seven days ending 2026-11-07, from server logs with crawler traffic removed:
We deliberately do not publish a raw pageview figure. A large share of requests to this site come from automated crawlers that spoof browser user agents and rotate through datacentre and mobile IP ranges, so raw server-log totals overstate human traffic several times over. The number above counts only visits carrying a search-engine referrer — the conservative figure, and the one we can defend line by line.
The site is indexed in Google, but Google's referral volume is small. Most of our search traffic arrives through Bing, which matters if a programme evaluates publishers on Google organic alone.
2,000+ published pages, including long-form guides, tool comparisons, and daily news briefs on model releases. Every guide lists what was tested, on which hardware, and what failed.
We do not sell positions in rankings, and we do not remove a documented limitation because a vendor asked.
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