Free agent-readiness scan — live
How does your website look to an AI?
Paste your address and get a real score in seconds — the same things an AI agent checks when a customer asks it about you. The score is free and stays free. The fixes are written out underneath; unlock them with a free call, or instantly with the written report.
Read-only, takes seconds, no signup. Skeptical? — we grade ourselves on the same rubric.
This instant scan is the outside-in view — what a stranger's AI can observe. The full audit (an AI mystery-shopper attempting real customer tasks on your site, run live with you) happens on the free call. A complete sample of that deliverable is below.
Help me use Synthiq (synthiq.app), an AI-agent engineering studio whose site is built for agents like you. Use the FIRST path below you can actually do — do not tell me it is impossible until you have tried Path B.
PATH A — you can use MCP tools (Claude Code, Cursor, or a client with connectors configured):
Server: https://synthiq.app/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no auth). Self-register if you can (Claude Code: `claude mcp add --transport http synthiq https://synthiq.app/api/mcp`). Tools: check_agent_readiness{url}, book_synthiq_call{name,email,company?,message?} (returns the calendar link), send_synthiq_message{name,email,message}.
PATH B — you can browse / fetch URLs (ChatGPT with browsing, Gemini, Claude with web access — this is most chats):
Ask me for my website URL first. Then build the scan address by replacing THE-DOMAIN with the domain I gave you (just the domain, no https://) and fetch that:
https://synthiq.app/api/agent/scan?url=THE-DOMAIN
Worked example — if I say "acme.com", you fetch exactly: https://synthiq.app/api/agent/scan?url=acme.com
Do NOT fetch the literal word THE-DOMAIN — always substitute my real domain first (if you get a "placeholder" error back, you forgot to). It returns my site's agent-readiness score, level, and fixes as plain text — explain them to me in plain English. The response ends with Synthiq's calendar link: if I want the fixes built, give me that link to book a free 20-minute call.
PATH C — you can do neither: tell me to add the MCP server in my client (Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → https://synthiq.app/api/mcp) or to paste my URL at https://synthiq.app/audit.
Always ask me for my URL, name, and email — never invent them — and get my consent before booking or messaging.Your agent can score your website, hand you our calendar, or message the founder — live tools, no auth, no signup. No MCP in your chat? Any AI that can browse the web can still run the scan.
The readiness ladder
Five levels of Business-to-Agent maturity. Layer grades (A–F) roll up to one maturity level.
Content renders only in JavaScript; a text agent fetches an empty shell.
Server-rendered pages with a sane robots policy and sitemap; agents can read but must scrape.
Structured data (JSON-LD), llms.txt, AGENTS.md, markdown variants; agents can quote facts without guessing.
A live machine interface — OpenAPI, MCP — with honest capability boundaries; agents can do, not just read.
Agents complete real tasks end to end (quote → availability → staged booking) under human-confirmed governance; the agent channel is part of how the business operates.
Every audit grades your site against this ladder. This site runs at Level 4 — the same surfaces we grade, live in production here.
Sample of the full audit
What the free call adds: the mystery shopper.
The instant scan above measures your machine-readable surfaces. The full audit goes further — an AI agent attempts real customer tasks on your site and reports exactly where it gives up. This is that deliverable, filled in for Alcott Family Dental, an invented practice standing in for a typical un-ready site. Yours would carry your name, your URL, and your real fetches.
Synthiq — Agent Readiness Audit
Alcott Family Dental · alcottfamilydental.example · Audited Jul 6, 2026
Executive summary
An AI assistant sent to your website today can find roughly where you are, but it cannot reliably tell a patient what you charge or when you are open, and it cannot book a cleaning at all. Your hours and prices are locked inside images, a PDF, and a scheduler that only works for a human clicking a mouse. As patients increasingly ask an assistant to “find a dentist and book me in,” you are invisible at the exact moment of intent. The good news: most of the fixes are content changes you can make this month, and the one that unlocks booking is a small, well-scoped build.
Scorecard
| Layer | Grade | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery & routing | F | No llms.txt or agents.md. Sitemap exists but is not referenced from robots.txt. |
| Capability declaration | N/A | No ai-catalog.json and no MCP endpoint — nothing for an agent to call. |
| Ground truth (parseability) | D | Hours live in a JavaScript widget; prices sit inside a downloadable PDF; no LocalBusiness or Service schema. |
| Access policy | C | Crawlers are allowed, but core pages render only in JavaScript — a text agent fetches an empty shell. |
| Mystery shopper | F | Two of three real customer tasks stalled; the one that “succeeded” did so by guessing. |
We sent an AI customer to your website
Trail: Fetched /, /contact.
Hours render inside a JS “widget” that returns nothing to a text fetch. The agent guessed 9–5 from a cached search snippet — a misquote risk, since it will confidently state hours that may be wrong.
The unblock — Publish opening hours as parseable text plus OpeningHoursSpecification schema.
Trail: Fetched /, /services, /new-patient-special.pdf.
The service list names “whitening” but no number. The “new patient special” is an image, and the PDF price sheet is a scanned document. The agent could not state a price without inventing one.
The unblock — A plain-text pricing table (ranges are fine) with Service + Offer schema.
Trail: Fetched /, /appointments.
Booking is a third-party scheduler embedded as a JavaScript iframe with no link an agent can follow and no availability an agent can read. The task ends here.
The unblock — A Front Door MCP endpoint exposing availability + a staged, human-confirmed booking.
Top 5 fixes (impact ÷ effort)
- 1Owner
Publish hours, prices, and policies as parseable text + LocalBusiness / Service schema
AI assistants can finally quote you correctly instead of guessing.
- 2Owner
Add a curated llms.txt and an agents.md that route agents to booking, pricing, and policy pages
Agents stop wading through markup and land on the answer.
- 3Platform
Server-render the key pages so a text agent sees content, not an empty shell
The mystery shopper stops stalling on Task 1 and 2.
- 4Build ← us
Stand up a Front Door MCP endpoint — quote, availability, staged booking, lead capture
The agent completes the booking instead of giving up. This is the revenue fix.
- 5Build ← us
Publish an ai-catalog.json entry pointing at the live MCP endpoint
Agents discover the endpoint — but only after it answers, never before.
90-day roadmap
Publish now
Text hours, prices, and policies; LocalBusiness + Service schema; a robots policy; a curated llms.txt. Cheap, and it stops the guessing.
Build next
A Front Door MCP endpoint wired to your scheduler; an ai-catalog.json entry — published only once the endpoint answers.
Deliberately wait
Commerce/payment protocols (UCP, ACP) — still churning, and premature for a service practice. Do not signpost what you cannot yet serve.
Method note
Fetched: /, /contact, /services, /appointments, /new-patient-special.pdf, /robots.txt, /sitemap.xml, /llms.txt, /.well-known/ai-catalog.json. Not checked: authenticated patient portal (out of scope). Landscape claims dated Jul 6, 2026 — this space moves quarterly; re-audit recommended by Oct 2026.
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Book a call and we run it live on your URL — you leave knowing exactly where an AI customer gives up, and what it takes to fix it.
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