Agent Ready Report

Agent Ready Report scans a public website and reports how ready it is for AI agents and AI search. It runs 35 checks in three groups: agent readiness (for example robots.txt rules for AI crawlers, a sitemap, markdown for agents, an MCP server card, WebMCP and DNS-AID), agentic commerce (x402, MPP, UCP, ACP and AP2, scored only for sites that sell online) and AI search foundations (for example HTTPS, AI crawler access, structured data and response time). Each result is explained in plain English and technically, and a full report adds the pass criteria, the evidence and the official sources.

It is built for business owners, marketers and developers who want to know whether AI assistants can find, read and use a website. Ask about any website by its address. A scan takes 5 to 30 seconds and needs no account.

Limitations: it is a diagnostic and does not change anything. It only reads what any visitor to a public website can see. It never signs in, submits forms or buys anything, and it cannot scan private networks, IP addresses or pages behind a login. When a site blocks or times out a request, that check is reported as couldn't check, not as a failure. To protect the sites being scanned, the same site can be scanned at most four times a minute, and a repeat request within 10 minutes is answered from a cache.