AI Agent Readiness Scanner · AI Agent Readiness Scanner

The site is an "AI Agent Readiness Scanner" that checks whether a website is ready for AI agents rather than human browsers.
It scans websites across 5 weighted categories: AI content discovery, AI search signals, content and semantics, agent protocols, and security and trust.
The scanner evaluates 41 checkpoints in total.
For AI content discovery, it checks robots.txt for 13 major AI bots, XML sitemaps, llms.txt, meta robots, and HTTP bot access.
For AI search signals, it validates JSON-LD and Schema.org markup across 17 high-value types and checks entity linking.
For content and semantics, it looks at SSR detection, heading hierarchy, semantic HTML, ARIA landmarks, alt text, language, and link text.
For agent protocols, it checks WebMCP, A2A Agent Cards, MCP Discovery, OpenAPI, and agents.json.
For security and trust, it checks HTTPS plus headers like HSTS, CSP, X-Content-Type-Options, X-Frame-Options, CORS, and Referrer-Policy.
The scan returns scores with letter grades and a breakdown of green, orange, and red checks.
Users can enter a URL to get prioritized recommendations with copy-paste code snippets, or use MCP-based developer tools to scan and fix issues from their editor.

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