Does your site tell AI agents what to read?
A hygiene check for the web team. We look for the files AI agents look for, and grade what we find — Missing, Generic, or Named.
The short answer
Agent Readiness checks whether a site publishes the files AI agents look for, chiefly agents.md and llms.txt, and grades them Missing, Generic or Named. “Named” means the file tells an agent exactly which products and facts to use rather than merely existing. It runs from inside AI Visibility against any domain you point it at, and is the one report with nothing to meter.
What else does AI Visibility report on?
Frequently asked questions
What is llms.txt?
A file at the site root that tells AI crawlers what the site contains and which pages matter. Indellia's own lists every one of its pages, which is the standard the “Named” grade describes.
What does Generic mean?
The file exists but says nothing specific — no products, no facts, no pages worth citing. An agent gets no more from it than from crawling blind.
What does it cost?
Nothing to meter — it reads two public files and grades them. It runs inside AI Visibility rather than as a public tool on this page. The free tools that do run here are on the tools page.
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