Agent readiness

Can an agent actually read your docs?

Enter a documentation URL. We run all 23 checks from the Agent-Friendly Documentation Spec against the pages we can discover, and score what an agent would really get back.

Ready

Point it at the docs root. We discover pages from llms.txt and your sitemap, then test up to 50 of them.

Checks run
23
Categories scored
7
Pages per run
up to 50
Time to finish
under a minute
Scoring

How the score is graded

Each check is weighted by how much it costs an agent that hits it. Your score is the share of those weighted points you earn — so a failed critical check moves it far more than a minor one.

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Checks

What gets measured

01

Content Discoverability

Whether an agent can find an index of your documentation before it starts crawling.

02

Markdown Availability

Whether your pages can be served as markdown instead of HTML an agent has to convert.

03

Page Size and Truncation Risk

Whether a page fits in a context window once the boilerplate is stripped out.

04

Content Structure

Whether structure that only exists visually survives the trip to plain text.

05

URL Stability and Redirects

Whether an agent can trust a URL, and tell a real page from a missing one.

06

Observability and Content Health

Whether your index stays honest about the pages you actually publish.

07

Authentication and Access

Whether an unauthenticated agent can read the docs at all.

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