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AI agents are browsing
your website. Can they
actually use it?

WebMCP, the new W3C standard from Google and Microsoft, lets websites hand agents real tools instead of making them guess at buttons. Get your free agent readiness score in 15 seconds, then the exact WebMCP tools your site should build.

agent-readiness — free scan

v1.0

15 seconds · no signup · checks WebMCP tools, llms.txt, AI crawler access, schema & more

96% of sites fail agent content checks*

5 categories · 20 checks

Aligned with the W3C draft & Chrome docs

01 / The shift

The web is getting a second audience: agents.

Google and Microsoft co-authored WebMCP, now a W3C Web Machine Learning Community Group draft. Chrome is running a public origin trial (Chrome 149–156), Lighthouse added an agentic browsing audit category, and Cloudflare scores every site’s agent readiness. Booking, shopping, and research increasingly happen through agents, and an agent that can’t use your site buys from one it can.

*Cloudflare scanned 200,000 sites; only ~4% passed its agent content-accessibility check.

// Without WebMCP an agent sees pixels. With it, it sees this:

document.modelContext.registerTool({
  name: "book_table",
  description: "Reserve a table at the restaurant",
  inputSchema: {
    type: "object",
    properties: {
      date:   { type: "string", format: "date" },
      guests: { type: "number" }
    }
  },
  execute: async ({ date, guests }) =>
    reserve(date, guests)
});

// One tool call replaces ~12 fragile clicks.

02 / See it work

Watch an agent use this site.

This site registers its own WebMCP tools. Pick a request and watch an agent call them — the agent responses are scripted for the demo, but every tool call below runs for real, right now, in your browser.

agent session — live tool calls

demo

03 / The audit

Five layers between your site and the agentic web.

01 · weight 30%

Agent capabilities

WebMCP tools, declarative form tools, origin-trial token, MCP server card.

02 · weight 20%

Discoverability

robots.txt AI-crawler rules, sitemap, canonicals.

03 · weight 20%

Content accessibility

llms.txt, server-rendered content, semantic HTML.

04 · weight 20%

Machine comprehension

Schema.org JSON-LD, OpenGraph, metadata quality.

05 · weight 10%

Trust & security

HTTPS, permissions policy, mixed content.

04 / The deliverable

The deep audit is a build plan.

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    Full-site crawl

    Up to 20 key pages audited across all five categories, not only your homepage.

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    WebMCP tool blueprint

    The exact tools your site should register, with names, descriptions, JSON input schemas, and execute-function sketches matched to your business type.

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    Prioritized roadmap

    Every finding ranked by impact and effort, with copy-paste fixes your developer (or coding agent) can apply directly.

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    Delivered in ~1 hour

    A branded PDF in your inbox. Automated crawl, expert-calibrated analysis.

Right now the fastest way in is a free 25-minute strategy call: we walk through your scan live and map your roadmap together.

agent-readiness-report.pdf

Overall score52/100 · partially ready
Pages crawled18
Findings23 (7 critical)
Recommended toolssearch_products · add_to_cart · check_order_status · get_shipping_rates
Est. implementation2–3 dev days

05 / FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a WebMCP audit? +

A WebMCP audit assesses whether AI agents (like Gemini in Chrome or browser automation agents) can discover, understand, and act on your website. It checks WebMCP tool registration (document.modelContext), llms.txt, AI crawler access in robots.txt, Schema.org structured data, server-rendered content, and security requirements, then recommends which WebMCP tools your site should expose.

What is an agent-ready website? +

An agent-ready website is one AI agents can use reliably: its content is readable without executing JavaScript, its meaning is machine-legible through structured data and llms.txt, and its key actions (search, booking, add-to-cart, contact) are exposed as callable WebMCP tools instead of buttons an agent has to guess at.

Do I need WebMCP if I already have good SEO? +

SEO makes you findable by search engines; WebMCP makes you usable by agents. As browsers ship agent features (the Chrome WebMCP origin trial is live in Chrome 149–156), sites that expose tools get transacted with directly, while sites that don’t force agents into slow, error-prone clicking — or get skipped for a competitor that is agent-ready.

What do I get on the free strategy call? +

A live 25-minute walkthrough of your agent-readiness scan: every category explained against your actual site, your top three fixes prioritized by impact, and a concrete WebMCP roadmap naming the tools your site should register. No payment, no obligation.

Is the free scan really free? +

Yes. The instant scan checks your homepage across all five categories and gives you a shareable 0–100 score, no signup required.

06 / Start

Find out what agents see before your competitors do.