AI agent readiness, in plain English.
8 short explainers for the concepts AgentSpeed scores against. Linked from the rubric and the remediation hub wherever they apply. Most take under 6 minutes.
What is /llms.txt?
A markdown file at the root of your site that tells AI agents which pages are canonical.
read article →What is AI agent readiness?
The agent-era equivalent of mobile-readiness or accessibility, and why most sites fail.
read article →How robots.txt affects AI agents
Why your wildcard User-agent: * Disallow rule probably blocks ChatGPT, and how to fix it without breaking SEO.
read article →How to make your website readable to AI agents
Six concrete steps. Three free tools to verify. No CMS migration required.
read article →What is agentic commerce?
Machine-readable pricing, declared checkout paths, exposed payment options. Not about replacing Stripe.
read article →How often is an agent-readiness score wrong?
We publish our score’s error rate. Here is what it says, and the three things it does not say.
read article →A certificate log is not a list of websites
We drew 30 sites from a certificate log. Twenty-four were 404s. Here is what that means for anyone counting the web.
read article →What happens after an AI finds your site
Being mentioned is the easy half. What an agent can do when it arrives is a separate property of your site.
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