Free site-level audit

Agent Readiness Checker

See whether agents can discover the site, read its rules and find real machine interfaces. The score changes with the kind of site you select.

What kind of site is it?

Content profile: 8 applicable checks across discovery and access.

Six free scans per day. Public URLs only. Reports get a shareable link.

What the score means

One website. Only the checks that apply.

A law firm is not a failed API platform. An online store is not a documentation site. The selected profile controls the denominator.

01

Discovery

robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt, Link headers and DNS-AID.

All profiles
02

Access and control

AI search crawlers, Content Signals and Markdown negotiation.

All profiles
03

Capabilities

API catalogues, OAuth metadata, MCP, A2A, Agent Skills and WebMCP.

Apps and APIs
04

Commerce

UCP, ACP, machine payments and x402 discovery signals.

Ecommerce
Weighted honestly

New does not automatically mean essential.

Established
Full score weight
Emerging
60% score weight
Experimental
30% score weight
Unable to verify
Excluded, never failed

Questions

How is this different from the Page Checker?

The Page Checker grades one page's SEO, content, schema and citation readiness. This tool checks site-wide discovery, crawler controls and optional agent protocols.

Does every website need MCP or OAuth?

No. Those checks only apply to the Application/API profile. A public content or business site is not penalised for lacking application protocols.

Do experimental standards affect the score?

Yes, but lightly. Established web fundamentals carry full weight, emerging checks carry reduced weight, and experimental protocols carry very little weight.

What happens when a request times out?

It is marked Unable to verify and excluded from the score. A timeout is never silently converted into a failure.