Open methodology v0.3 · free
Is your website ready for AI agents?
AI assistants already look for products, compare prices and send requests on people's behalf. Check whether they can handle your site — and get a list of fixes with ready-to-use code.
- No sign-up
- 1–2 minutes
- Never submits or buys anything
How it works
- 1
Enter the address
Just the home page of the site. No sign-up and no access to the site is needed.
- 2
A robot walks the site
It opens pages in a real browser and follows typical scenarios: contacts, a product and its price, the cart, a request form.
- 3
You get a report
A 0–100 score, what gets in the agents' way and how to fix it — with code snippets you can copy.
What we check
Four blocks, 100 points in total. Only properties of the site itself count — the score does not depend on any AI model.
- 20 points
Access
Does the site let AI agents in?
- Server response
- Bot protection and captcha
- robots.txt rules
- 25 points
Readability
Can an agent understand the page?
- schema.org markup
- Labels on buttons and fields
- Content without JavaScript
- 45 points
Scenario passability
Can the typical scenarios be walked?
- Contacts, product and price
- Cart and checkout
- Request form
- 10 points
Agent interfaces
Does the site have an “entrance for agents”?
- llms.txt file
- Sitemap
- WebMCP or an API description
What you get
A score you can explain
You see where every point comes from. The methodology is open and the calculation is repeatable.
Fixes in order of priority
First whatever adds the most points. Each item says what to do and gives ready-to-use code.
An attempt by a real AI agent
Separately from the score, an agent on a language model tries the same tasks — you see, step by step, where it gets stuck.
Frequently asked questions
Will the bot do anything on my site?
No. It does not submit forms, place or pay for orders, sign up or bypass protection. At most 60 requests per check and no more than one per second.
How much does it cost?
The check is free. One AI-agent scenario runs right away; the rest run after you leave an e-mail address.
Why doesn't the score depend on the AI model?
Different models walk the same site differently. So only facts about the site and obstacles on the way count towards the score, and the agent's attempt is shown separately.
How do I opt my site out?
Add the lines “User-agent: AgentReadyBot” and “Disallow: /” to robots.txt. The bot reads robots.txt before every check.
Check your site now
It is free and takes a couple of minutes.