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AI agent readiness

Is your page ready for AI agents?

Paste a page URL. We open it as a browser and as a bot, apply robots.txt to 15 AI agents, and read llms.txt and WebMCP forms while Google tests it in a real browser.

Before a run we check automatically that you're not a robot, to keep the tool from being abused.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Enter the page URL

    Start with the page you want agents to use: search, contact, or booking.

  2. 2

    Fix what blocks agents first

    A blocked page or a robots.txt that shuts out assistants matters more than any other note.

  3. 3

    Turn a form into a tool

    Copy the ready example, add toolname and tooldescription to the form, then check the page again.

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What is WebMCP?

A proposed web standard being tested in Chrome. It lets a page offer agents clear tools: a search or contact form becomes a tool with a name, a description, and fields, so the agent doesn't have to guess where to click and what to type.

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What we check

Access to the page as a browser and as a bot, robots.txt rules for well-known AI assistants, search crawlers, and training crawlers, the llms.txt and ARD files, WebMCP forms in the HTML, and tools registered in JavaScript.

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Google's test beside ours

At the same time we ask Google PageSpeed Insights to run Lighthouse's Agentic Browsing category on mobile, so you see the tools as a real browser sees them, plus Core Web Vitals data when available.

Frequently asked questions

01Does WebMCP affect my Google rankings?

Google hasn't announced it as a ranking factor. Its value is that an agent visiting your page can finish the task accurately, such as searching your site or sending a request.

02Should I block training crawlers?

That's your call. Blocking GPTBot or ClaudeBot, for example, doesn't block ChatGPT-User or Claude-SearchBot: each agent has its own name in robots.txt.

03Why do our check and Google's test differ?

Our check reads the page's HTML as the server sends it; Google opens the page in a browser and runs its JavaScript. Tools added by code may show only in Google's test.

04Is llms.txt required?

No. It's an optional file with a short summary of your site and links to its key pages, and it takes minutes to create.

05Should my sign-in form become a tool?

We don't recommend it. Leave sign-in and payment to the person, and annotate the forms that help agents, such as search, contact, and booking.

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