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Agent readiness field guides

Make websites and repositories easier for agents to use—and safer to automate.

Follow what changed in browser agents and agentic commerce, understand what it means for your site, and turn each development into a testable customer journey. The library also includes foundational field guides, growth playbooks, versioned diagnostics, supporting utilities, and original benchmarks.

10 current analyses + 10 field guides 3 comprehensive workbooks 9 focused tools + 1 supporting utilityHow the scanner scores

Article-to-tool system

Turn each development into bounded evidence

These live tools connect the articles to one shared evidence model: GoalContract, TestRun, Evidence, OutcomeReceipt, and Diff. Each tool states what actually ran and keeps unavailable execution distinct from failure.

Agent Access Matrix

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Compare robots policy, simulated agent user-agent responses, server-rendered content, browser stability, CAPTCHA, and security evidence in one public-site preflight.

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Lighthouse Agentic Importer

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Import a Lighthouse JSON report locally, preserve official audit IDs and display values, and turn observed failures into an agent-journey rerun checklist.

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Journey Contract Builder

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Define the goal, starting state, allowed and prohibited actions, safe stop, assertions, and authoritative readback before an agent touches a site.

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Stripe Link Checkout Preflight

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Check the public substrate an agent needs before checkout: product data, structured prices, price parity, policies, HTTPS, and discoverable interaction evidence.

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WebMCP Preflight

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Lint proposed WebMCP-style tool registrations for names, descriptions, input schemas, constraints, consequences, harmless-call clarity, and declared human-form parity.

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Cross-Agent Replay

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Create one content-versioned task contract and four explicit result slots for Grok, Claude, ChatGPT Work, and Gemini so manual or future authorized runs remain comparable.

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The agent-actionable web

What changed—and what to test next

Source-checked analysis of Grok Bot, Claude browser use, Stripe Link, agentic-commerce protocols, Lighthouse Agentic Browsing, WebMCP, authentication, and edge access. Each article connects the news to a concrete test and an adjacent AgentReady tool opportunity.

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Free tools

Inspect, import, contract, and compare

Use focused workflows for public access, Lighthouse evidence, bounded journeys, commerce preflight, WebMCP registrations, and cross-agent replay—then export the evidence envelope.

Access Matrix

Compare robots policy, simulated agent user-agent responses, server-rendered content, browser stability, CAPTCHA, and security evidence in one public-site preflight.

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Lighthouse Importer

Import a Lighthouse JSON report locally, preserve official audit IDs and display values, and turn observed failures into an agent-journey rerun checklist.

Use the tool

Journey Contract

Define the goal, starting state, allowed and prohibited actions, safe stop, assertions, and authoritative readback before an agent touches a site.

Use the tool

Stripe Link Preflight

Check the public substrate an agent needs before checkout: product data, structured prices, price parity, policies, HTTPS, and discoverable interaction evidence.

Use the tool

WebMCP Preflight

Lint proposed WebMCP-style tool registrations for names, descriptions, input schemas, constraints, consequences, harmless-call clarity, and declared human-form parity.

Use the tool

Cross-Agent Replay

Create one content-versioned task contract and four explicit result slots for Grok, Claude, ChatGPT Work, and Gemini so manual or future authorized runs remain comparable.

Use the tool

Original research

Agentic Customer Journey Index

Explore 26 public-company profiles built around exact customer tasks, timestamped scanner evidence, coverage, safe stopping points, strengths, failures, and official sources.

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Start with a workbook

Foundational field guides

Growth content

Build for the jobs agents actually do

Five source-linked guides turn the category into practical work: agent-friendly websites, SEO versus agent readiness, the four agent modes, the second agent FTUE, and the minimum by goal.

Agent-ready playbook

Choose an outcome

Discovery and recommendation Signup and leads Booking Commerce API and product use Stay agent-ready over time Agent testing platform Be Ready Agent name guide

From a file check to a real journey

Use the AgentReady testing platform guide for the reference-agent evidence boundary. For a broader launch-readiness pass outside AgentReady, see LaunchReady.

Begin with evidence from your public URL

The free scan checks protocol, DOM/accessibility, content, browser compatibility, and public safety signals. It is a diagnostic, not a certification.

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