$ $ ./agent-ready-checker --run

Is your site readable to an AI agent

AI assistants - ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini - answer with whatever they can crawl and cite. Paste a URL and see exactly what an agent sees, with a scored report and the fixes that get you quoted.

check.sh

# runs in your browser. if the site blocks cross-origin reads, the report falls back to URL-level checks and tells you plainly.

report.log
$ ./agent-ready-checker --run
-> awaiting a url

$ book --type discovery --duration 30m --cost $0

Book a free 30-min discovery call ->

# the report points at the gaps - a call tells you what they're costing you. exit code 0 either way.

$ cat ./what-we-check.md

What we check

what-we-check.md
crawlable content
An agent quotes text, not menus. We check the page has a title, meta description and enough substantive copy to be cited.
schema + FAQ
JSON-LD structured data and FAQ Q&A are what turn a page into a quotable answer inside ChatGPT and Perplexity.
clear lead path
An agent can only route a visitor to conversion if there's a CTA to route to - book, contact, demo, or a form.
heading structure
One h1 and a logical heading hierarchy tell an agent what the page is about, in order.
https + canonical
Secure transport and a canonical URL keep your authority on one page instead of leaking across duplicates.
why-it-matters.md

$ grep -r "agents" ./search-2026/

Buyers now ask an AI assistant before they ask a vendor. If your site isn't agent-readable, you don't show up in the answer - no matter how good the product is.

Being "agent-ready" means an AI can crawl your pages, understand what you do, and cite you with a link. This checker scores the basics an agent needs to do exactly that.

We ship agent-readiness as part of every BuildHaus engagement - because it's the difference between being found and being invisible.