Access
Whether the page loads for automated visitors, and what robots.txt says to assistants and AI search crawlers. Training opt-outs (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, CCBot) are reported but not scored.
Agent readiness // free
Is your website AI agent ready?
Check whether AI assistants can get in, read what you do and find how to enquire, book or see prices. Free, instant, and nothing is submitted.
What we check
Can an assistant get in, understand you and act?
Readability
Whether content arrives in the HTML, whether structured data names the business, and whether a sitemap and llms.txt exist.
Action
Whether contact, booking and pricing routes are linked plainly, whether form fields are labelled, and whether a CAPTCHA blocks the first step.
FAQ
Questions people ask
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What does agent ready mean?
AI assistants increasingly visit websites for a person: comparing prices, finding opening hours or starting a booking. A site is agent ready when those visitors are let in, the content is in the page rather than only in JavaScript, and the route to enquire or book is clearly labelled.
Should I block AI bots in robots.txt?
Separate training crawlers (such as GPTBot or ClaudeBot) from assistants acting for a person (ChatGPT-User, Claude-User, Perplexity-User) and AI search crawlers. Blocking training is a legitimate choice. Blocking assistants can stop them opening your pages when someone asks about you, so answers may rely on other sources.
Does this checker book or submit anything?
No. It reads the public homepage, robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemap. It never clicks, fills in or submits forms.
How is this different from the full scan?
This is an instant homepage check for agents only. The full Clunky scan also tests speed, SEO, accessibility, trust and copy, with a rendered browser pass and fix prompts.