Is your site ready for AI agents?

What an AI reads before it reads you

An AI answer cites a handful of sources. Four things decide whether your site can be one of them, and the score weighs them like this.

• llms.txt is a table of contents for models

  A plain markdown file at the root that points to your important pages, plus markdown versions of those pages. A young standard, and ten minutes of work.

  • llmstxt.org

• robots.txt says who may come in

  AI crawlers have their own names and obey robots.txt. Plenty of sites block them by accident with a rule copied years ago. Your old robots.txt may not be a fan of ChatGPT.

  • OpenAI crawlers
  • ClaudeBot
  • PerplexityBot
  • Google-Extended
  • RFC 9309

• Structure tells it what the page is

  One h1, headings in order, JSON-LD and OpenGraph, and more real content than menus and footers.

  • schema.org
  • Google structured data
  • Open Graph

• Buttons with names let agents act

  Browser agents book, buy and fill in forms. A div that pretends to be a button, or a captcha on a plain page, stops them. Agents cannot click on vibes.

  • MDN: accessible name
  • WAI-ARIA practices

How it works

1. Paste a URL

   Start from any public page. We read it along with the site's robots.txt and llms.txt.

2. We run the checks

   Quick reads your pages without a browser. Full also renders them in Chromium and needs an account.

3. Fix what matters

   Every failed check comes with a remediation and, where possible, a snippet to copy.

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