Agent Readiness Audit

The Lighthouse checks, properly interpreted. WebMCP support, agent-centric accessibility, layout stability, and file discoverability. We run them, then explain what each result actually means for your business rather than leaving you with a colour-coded chart.

Structured data and schema. Whether your organisation, products, services, opening hours, pricing and FAQs are marked up in a way machines can read without inference. This is the single highest-value area for most sites, and the most commonly neglected.

Content legibility. Pricing inside a JPEG. Key details locked in a PDF. Critical copy that only appears after a JavaScript render. Every one of these is invisible to a large slice of the systems now describing you.

Form and interaction structure. If an agent is going to complete an enquiry, booking or purchase on a customer’s behalf, it needs labelled fields, clear states and predictable flows. Most forms fail this. Yours might pass — accessible forms and agent-usable forms overlap heavily, so if you’ve done accessibility work you may be further ahead than you think.

Crawl and access policy. What your robots.txt currently says to AI crawlers, which of them you’re blocking deliberately, which you’re blocking by accident, and whether that’s the position you actually want to hold.

How you’re currently described. A snapshot of what the major assistants say about your business today, and where they’re getting it from.

A written report with a headline score, a ranked list of issues by impact against effort, and a roadmap you can hand to any competent developer. Plus a call to walk through it, because a PDF nobody reads has never improved anything.