Show HN: AgentReady – can AI assistants read your site?

A new tool called AgentReady, launched on Hacker News, tests whether AI assistants can read a website by making one real GET request per crawler using each crawler's own published user-agent. The tool runs seven weighted checks and reports whether a page was "Served" — meaning the crawler received substantially the same page a browser receives — and offers a self-contained SVG badge stating the grade and measurement date with no script, tracker, or request back to AgentReady.

What each assistant's crawler got back One real GET request per crawler, with that crawler's own published user-agent, made seconds ago. Served means it received substantially the same page a browser receives. Anything else means the assistant is answering questions about you from somewhere other than your site. The seven checks Weighted by how much each one actually decides whether an assistant can use your page. Click a card for the raw evidence. Fix these first Ordered by points recoverable, not by how easy they are to say. Put the result on your site Self-contained SVG — no script, no tracker, no request to us. It states the grade and the date it was measured, and links back to this exact report so anyone can re-run it.