Our own site, technical result
Our own site scored 25. By that night it was Agent-Native.
How we found out our own site was invisible to AI agents, and what it took to fix it.
- Starting problem
- Scored 25 on Cloudflare's AI readiness scan
- Role
- Our own site
- What shipped
- Bot rules, markdown pages, a machine-readable site card
- Verified outcome
- 83 the same evening, 100 on the July 20 content-scope scan
Let the citation crawlers in. Keep the training scrapers out.
We rewrote the bot access rules so search and AI-citation crawlers (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google's AI systems) are explicitly allowed, while bots that scrape content only to train models are explicitly blocked.
Give agents a clean copy of every page.
We added a machine-readable, markdown version of every page, served automatically when a requesting agent asks for it, so AI tools can read clean content without parsing navigation, images, or layout markup. That uses standard HTTP content negotiation: the same URL returns markdown when the request asks for it.
Tell software what the business does.
We published a machine-readable "site card" and API catalog: a structured summary of what the business does, what services it offers, and how to find more, aimed at software agents rather than human visitors.
True now.
- 25 to 83 the same evening, ranked Agent-Native.
- 100 on the content-scope scan as of July 20, 2026.
- API and commerce categories not scanned, since this is a content site.
- The full scan history is on the methodology page.
- Run your own site through isitagentready.com. The handful of other sites we checked mostly landed where ours started, in the mid-20s.
Not measured.
This scanner measures technical readiness: can an AI agent access, parse, and understand the site. It does not measure whether AI tools actually recommend the business in a real answer, which also depends on entity authority, reviews, and citations elsewhere on the web. A high technical score is necessary but not sufficient for AI visibility.
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