Type your address and a real crawl reads what AI agents read: your robots.txt for every agent on our list, your llms.txt and agent files, and the WebMCP tool forms in your HTML. You get the level, L0 to L4, and all 103 checks.
Free · no account · we obey your robots.txt, never call a tool or post a form, and identify ourselves in your logs, except the requests sent under each AI agent’s name, which is what this check measures.
The same crawler that runs inside convertlyft, pointed at your address, reading what an AI agent without a browser reads:
robots.txt, for every AI agent on our list, grouped by what the agent is for: training, search, or opening a page somebody asked about. Then a page of your site, asked for as each agent your robots.txt lets in, to see what your server actually does.llms.txt, a markdown copy of a page, and the agent files at well-known addresses. Each is asked for once and read as a document; nothing is ever posted to it.From that, the crawler’s level for your site, L0 to L4, with the check that held it there; a health number for each part of agent readiness you have adopted, with the formula it was worked out with; and the state of each of the 103 checks. A standard you have not adopted is shown, never scored.
What it will not do: call a tool, submit a form, or claim anything it did not measure. A check that could not look says so rather than passing.
The free scan opens a handful of pages. An account crawls your site and keeps the findings in one place.
Whether Chrome holds your tools, what each one asks for, and what an agent reading the page’s accessibility tree gets.
Each finding names one change and the evidence behind it.