Paid capability · 0.075 USDC per successful audit
See whether AI agents can understand and use your website
The Agent Readiness audit classifies the target, checks only applicable public surfaces, and returns evidence for llms.txt, structured identity, OpenAPI, MCP, operational trust, and machine commerce.
Read a real report first
Every domain below was audited with the production engine — same scores, same evidence, same prioritized fixes you would be buying. The Quick API costs 0.015 USDC per successful audit, and the complete Agent Readiness audit costs 0.075 USDC per successful audit.
What the assessment covers
Discovery & documentation
llms.txt, public docs, interface links, crawlability, and low-noise machine guidance.
Typed capabilities
OpenAPI operations, MCP transport and tools, schemas, output, auth, errors, and limits.
Trust & commerce
Provider identity, terms, support, claim accuracy, public pricing, x402 challenge quality, and idempotency.
Applicability is part of the score
An informational website is not automatically deficient because it has no MCP server or OpenAPI document. Santos first determines whether callable and commerce surfaces are relevant, then separates tested, unknown, and not-applicable checks.
Passive by design
The audit reads bounded public resources. It does not authenticate to the target, submit forms, invoke advertised business tools, execute target-provided code, or send a payment signature to the audited service.
A report agents can consume
Results include a 0–100 readiness score, level, grade, confidence, tested coverage, category subscores, discovered interfaces, findings, and prioritized recommended actions.
Interface example
GET https://api.santosautomation.com/api/agent-readiness?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com&depth=quick
← 402 PAYMENT-REQUIRED · 0.075 USDC · eip155:8453
→ retry with PAYMENT-SIGNATURE
← 200 application/json · payment receiptFrequently asked questions
What is an Agent Readiness audit?
It checks the public technical signals that help agents find information, interpret structured meaning, and invoke applicable machine-readable capabilities.
Does every website need MCP or OpenAPI?
No. They matter when a site exposes callable services. Santos marks non-applicable checks instead of penalizing an informational website.
What is the difference between Quick and Deep audits?
Quick audits use bounded fetch-and-parse checks. Deep audits use a real browser for rendered accessibility, lab performance, network, console, screenshot, and passive security evidence.