Agent Ready by Sneeze It How this is scored

Agent readiness audit

Can an AI agent
actually buy from you?

Search asked whether Google understood your page. AI search asked whether it would cite you. The next question is the one that moves money: when an agent arrives to book, quote or buy on a customer's behalf, can it finish the job? Run a free scan and find out.

Free, no account needed. Takes about fifteen seconds.

What gets measured

Four pillars, in the order an agent hits them. The weighting is deliberate: reaching you and understanding you are table stakes that most sites already half pass. Acting is the new one, and it is where nearly every site scores zero today.

Reach
Does anything turn the agent away at the door: robots.txt rules, a bot wall, a broken certificate.
25 of 100 points
Comprehend
Can it work out what you sell and what it costs, without running your JavaScript and guessing.
25 of 100 points
Act
Can it do the thing. WebMCP tools, machine fillable forms, a booking path it can walk through.
35 of 100 points
Complete
Does it reach the end, or hit a captcha, a login or a rate limit on the final step.
15 of 100 points

Why now

WebMCP shipped as an experimental Chrome feature in February, jointly from Google and Microsoft. It lets a site hand an agent a short list of named actions instead of making it read the screen and guess. Almost nobody has implemented it yet, which is the entire point: the sites that do it now get found and transacted against first. We check for it, along with the 12 AI crawlers that decide whether you exist at all.