Check how your website presents itself to AI agents. Inspect discovery, identity, content and capability evidence, then turn specific findings into work your team can act on.
Sitemap / Illustrative workspace
The sitemap is published, but one product destination needs attention.
Illustrative data and interface. Not live customer results.
AI Agent Readiness
See what an agent can discover and access on your site, with the evidence behind each check.
Review the documents and signals that help agents find their way around your site, including sitemaps, crawler access rules and discovery links. Open a finding to see what Heading observed.
A published file is only the start. Its contents and linked destinations need to be usable too.
Inspect structured identity, readable content and the capabilities your site exposes. Use the findings to give developers a precise starting point for investigation.
Readiness describes technical evidence. It does not guarantee that a model will mention, cite or recommend your brand.
For an activewear brand, a sitemap may exist while one of its product links returns an error. Heading makes that distinction visible so the task can name the affected URL and the response observed.
Fix the destination, then run the check again. Use technical readiness alongside answer evidence and crawler logs to understand different parts of the discovery process.
Evidence into action
Keep your research connected to the questions, markets and business objectives that matter to you.
Assess your site and inspect the discovery, identity, content and capability findings.
Use the observed evidence to identify the changes relevant to your site and the way your customers find information.
Run the checks again after a change. Review the new evidence rather than assuming that completing a task resolved the finding.
It checks technical signals an agent can observe on your website, across discovery, identity, content and exposed capabilities. Each finding provides a concrete basis for investigation.
No. Readiness concerns your website. Visibility concerns appearances in captured AI answers. A technically accessible site is not guaranteed a mention or citation.
Your site’s purpose matters. Inspect capability findings in the context of what your business offers; publishing an API is not a universal requirement for every brand website.
Yes. Run the assessment again after updating the site and compare the evidence for the affected check.
Find the technical gaps, understand the evidence and give your team a clear next step.
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