Agent-Readiness Audit · Structure & controls
Is your page easy for a browser agent to use?
This check opens your page in a browser and examines its structure, controls and content. It highlights issues that may make a page harder to understand or operate.
The results are a starting point for investigation. They don't prove that every agent can complete a task on your site.
How it works
Load the page. The tool opens the URL in a browser and inspects the page it receives.
Read the structure. It examines information such as headings, control labels and the accessibility tree: the browser's representation of elements, their roles and their names.
Review the findings. The report groups the checks around understanding the page, operating its controls and extracting useful information.
Three areas to review
Understand the page. Clear headings, meaningful structure and a stable layout.
Use the controls. Buttons, links and form fields with understandable names and expected behaviour.
Find the information. Content that is available and clearly organised, with relevant supporting markup.
Questions about the check
Does every agent read a page the same way?
No. Agents can use different combinations of screenshots, page content and browser information. This tool examines a defined set of page features; it doesn't run every agent against your site. My guide to an agent-ready website helps you decide what to improve first, or whether anything needs changing.
What does the score measure?
It summarises the checks used by this tool. The individual findings explain what was observed and where further testing may help. It is not an official search-engine score.
Does this replace an accessibility audit?
No. Some checks overlap with accessibility work, but this is a limited automated assessment. It does not establish accessibility compliance or replace testing with people who use assistive technology.
Is it free?
Yes. You can see the initial score and main findings without entering an email address. Request the full report for a more detailed breakdown and suggested improvements.
Help with the findings.
If the check identifies something you'd like to investigate, I can help you understand the issue and agree the next steps with your team.