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@hitendra1007/agent-ready

v0.1.1

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Is your website ready for AI agents? Find out — and fix it.

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Keywords

ai-agentsllms.txtwebmcpwebsite-auditseoagentic-webcli

Readme

agent-ready

Is your website ready for AI agents? Find out — and fix it.

A CLI + hosted scanner that audits a website for "agent-readiness": can an AI agent (using WebMCP, llms.txt, structured data, accessible forms/APIs) actually understand and act on this site? Generates a score + a report + optionally scaffolds the missing pieces (llms.txt, WebMCP manifest, structured data).

Why

As AI agents (browser agents, shopping agents, research agents) start acting on the web on users' behalf, sites that are hard for agents to parse/act on will lose traffic and transactions — the same way sites that ignored mobile or SEO fell behind. There's no simple, trusted "agent-readiness" audit tool yet. This is the Lighthouse/SEO-audit equivalent for the agentic web.

v0 scope

  1. CLI: npx @hitendra1007/agent-ready scan https://example.com (published as a scoped package — npm's anti-squatting policy blocks both agentready and agent-ready unscoped as "too similar" to an existing package. Once installed, the command itself is still agent-ready.)
  2. Checks for:
    • llms.txt presence/validity
    • Structured data (schema.org, JSON-LD)
    • robots.txt agent-related directives
    • Basic WebMCP manifest presence
    • Form/action accessibility (labeled inputs, semantic HTML)
  3. Outputs a score (0-100) + a markdown report with fix suggestions.

Non-goals (v0)

  • Not a full accessibility auditor (that's a mature space — axe-core already exists).
  • Not making automated changes to a live site — read-only audit first.

Status

v0.1.0 published to npm as @hitendra1007/agent-ready. Landing page: https://agent-ready.hitendra-patel2986.workers.dev. See docs/ARCHITECTURE.md and docs/ROADMAP.md.

Stack

TypeScript, Node.js CLI, cheerio (HTML parsing), optional hosted API later.

License

MIT (see LICENSE)