AI Agent ready scan
Check if your website is ready for AI Agents
What it does
Free instant scorecard grading how readable your website is to AI agents and crawlers.
Assistants now decide what to cite and recommend. agentrichy grades how machines read your site — and returns the exact fixes, ranked by impact. Thirteen deterministic signals that decide whether an AI agent can read, trust, and cite your site. No account, no crawl of your whole site — just point us at your homepage. We fetch your page the way an AI crawler does and run all 13 checks. You get a grade, per-check findings, and the highest-impact fixes first. Search engines and AI assistants increasingly answer questions directly from the sites they can parse. If agents can't reach your content, can't read it without running JavaScript, or can't tell what it means, you're invisible in the…from agentrichy.com
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