Agent Access
Can AI crawlers reach you at all? Robots.txt, sitemaps, redirects, key page availability. Most blocks here are accidental.
How it works
AgentReady™ runs a practical scan across seven categories. Each category maps to a real barrier an AI agent may hit when it tries to read, trust, or use your site.
1
Request
You submit a URL and pass a quiet Turnstile check.
2
Queue
The scan is queued so your browser does not wait on a long crawl.
3
Worker
A worker fetches robots.txt, discovers pages, renders them, and runs checks.
4
Poll
The report page checks progress every few seconds.
5
Complete
You get a score, category breakdown, top fixes, and a full report.
Seven categories
Content Structure
Can agents parse what you do? Semantic HTML, headings, landmarks, links, forms, canonicals, and schema.
Accessibility
The accessibility tree is the map agents use. Names, roles, labels, and focus order decide whether you exist to them.
Content Clarity
Does an agent understand who you serve, what you sell, and what to do next? If it has to guess, you lose.
Customer Journey
Can a buyer complete the path? Pricing, contact, CTAs, forms, and proof points tested end to end.
Page Rendering
Is your offer in the HTML, or trapped behind JavaScript? Most AI crawlers do not render. If they cannot see it, you do not exist.
AI Signals
Are you signalling to LLMs? llms.txt, feeds, FAQ schema, and the emerging standards that decide who gets cited.
Performance and speed
Mobile and desktop Core Web Vitals via Google PageSpeed Insights. Agents and buyers both abandon slow sites.
Technical trust
HTTPS, security headers, SSL validity, and the signals that tell agents and buyers your site is safe to trust.
AI search readiness
Can ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews crawl, extract, and cite you? Tested at the source.