AI readiness audit
Enter a website domain to check whether it is ready for AI indexing, AI agents, crawler discovery, Google PageSpeed, and experimental Agentic Browsing signals.
What the audit checks
llms.txt and llms-full.txt
Availability at the standard path, Markdown format per llmstxt.org, token size and link consistency with the domain.
AI bot access in robots.txt
Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and other AI crawlers are allowed.
Sitemaps
Whether sitemap.xml is declared in robots.txt so agents find canonical pages faster.
Schema.org and OpenGraph
Homepage machine-readable markup: organization, website, product and metadata.
ai.txt
An optional file describing training, citation and automated access policy.
Google Lighthouse
Mobile performance, accessibility and the experimental Agentic Browsing category, with a limited weight in the final score.
How to read the score
The 0–100 score combines machine-readable files, crawl rules, markup and the technical profile. Focus on the prioritized improvements list and start from the top.
- 75–100Excellent: well prepared for AI agents
- 40–74Fair: noticeable gaps
- 0–39Low: hard for AI to understand
Audit FAQ
Is the audit free?
Yes. The only limit is two checks per minute per address to protect the service from abuse.
Can I audit a site without llms.txt?
Yes. The audit shows which files and markup are missing, and the llms.txt generator helps you build one in minutes.
Why does Lighthouse appear later?
Google PageSpeed runs in the background and takes up to a minute. The base result is shown immediately and the score updates automatically.