Agent-ready check
Is a domain agent-ready? Check its catalog against the ARD v0.91 specification. The checks run on our servers, the same way our crawler reads your catalog. Passing? Add your domain and we'll crawl it.
Publisher scoreboard
About Lighthouse and other scanners
Lighthouse 13.5 looks for the old file name, ai-catalog.json, unless robots.txt or a rel="ai-catalog" link points it to your file. So a site with its file only at /.well-known/ard.json can see "Not applicable" there. That does not mean your file is wrong, and an Agentmap line in robots.txt fixes it. For bot rules, markdown and payments, also run Cloudflare's scan at isitagentready.com.
Questions
Do you store the domain I check?
No. We keep no list of checked domains, and we count checks by result only. A result stays in a private cache for 10 minutes so a repeat check is fast, and then it is gone. If your domain is already in our index, the ARD file check updates its row in the publisher table on this page.
Why does Lighthouse say Not applicable?
Lighthouse 13.5 looks for your ARD file in three places: an Agentmap line in robots.txt, a rel="ai-catalog" link, or /.well-known/ai-catalog.json, the old file name. If your file is only at /.well-known/ard.json, Lighthouse does not find it and says Not applicable. Your file is fine. Add an Agentmap line to robots.txt and Lighthouse finds it too.
How do I get listed?
Add your domain on our publish page. Our crawler reads your ARD file and lists the tools in it. Most listed tools today are built for developers. Add your domain →
Do you check bot rules or payments?
No. We check llms.txt, your ARD file and whether we list you. For bot rules, markdown and payments, run Cloudflare's scan at isitagentready.com.