Is your site ready for AI agents? Now we check

AI assistants aren't just answering questions anymore — they browse, compare, and buy. Cloudflare recently launched Is It Agent-Ready?, a scanner that grades how well a site speaks to AI agents across emerging standards. We liked it so much we built it straight into Webmatik.

What's new in the AI Readiness category

Every audit now runs an Agent Readiness scan alongside our own on-page GEO checks, and folds the results into the AI Readiness (GEO) category:

• AI crawler rules — does your robots.txt explicitly welcome GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and friends? If AI engines can't read you, they can't recommend you.
• Content Signals — an emerging robots.txt standard for declaring how AI may use your content (training vs. search vs. AI input), in one line.
• Markdown for agents — whether your site serves a clean markdown version to agents via content negotiation. Agents parse markdown far more reliably (and cheaply) than HTML.
• Your Agent Readiness level (0–5) — Cloudflare's overall rating, shown as context, including which advanced protocols (MCP server card, agent skills, API catalog, agentic commerce) you could adopt next.

Failing checks come with plain-English recommendations in your action plan, as always — most of these are one-line robots.txt fixes or a single Cloudflare toggle.

Why it matters

Being readable by AI agents is quickly becoming what being crawlable by Google was in 2005: table stakes for discovery. The sites that welcome agents early get cited, recommended, and — as agentic commerce matures — transacted with. Now you can track exactly where you stand, on every audit.

Run a fresh audit and open the AI Readiness tab to see your agent-readiness signals.