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Score how ready a website is for AI agents, then get evidence and recommendations to improve it.

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What is Is Agentic?

Is Agentic is a free tool built by Vercel on top of Ora's agent-readiness scoring engine. Enter any public URL and it scans what AI agents can discover, access, and understand on that site, then returns a 0-100 score plus a detailed report.

The score is applicability-aware: Essential checks (server-rendered content, correct HTTP behavior, clear document structure, recoverable errors, usable controls) carry most of the weight and apply to every site. Recommended checks only activate when a site actually offers an API, OAuth flow, GraphQL endpoint, MCP server, developer portal, or commerce surface — sites without those interfaces aren't penalized for lacking them. Emerging formats (like llms.txt) can add a small bonus but never lower a score if absent.

Each report also includes an observed agent journey — a real run showing how an agent navigated the site and where it hit friction — plus concrete, evidence-backed recommendations. Reports are publicly accessible at stable URLs, render server-side (so crawlers don't need JavaScript), and are available as Markdown or structured JSON, with a companion MCP server for programmatic retrieval. Is Agentic is powered by Ora and operated by Vercel.

Core Features

Agent Readiness Score

Scans a public URL and returns a 0-100 score based on what AI agents can discover, access, and use on the site.

Essential + Recommended + Emerging Checks

Applicability-aware scoring: universal Essential checks, Recommended checks that only apply when relevant interfaces exist (API, OAuth, GraphQL, MCP, commerce), and small Emerging-format bonuses that never penalize absence.

Evidence-Backed Recommendations

Every check includes the evidence observed during the scan and, where applicable, a concrete fix that can be copied into an implementation workflow.

Observed Agent Journey

Each report shows a real agent's navigation path through the site and where it encountered friction, as supporting evidence alongside the numeric score.

Multi-format Report Access

Reports render as server-side HTML by default, are available as compact Markdown for agent consumption, and as structured JSON via a public API.

MCP Server

A read-only MCP server exposes completed reports as a tool with a declared schema, for use from MCP-compatible clients — no credentials or scan-triggering required.

Stable, Rescannable Report URLs

Each report lives at a persistent per-domain URL; rescanning replaces it with a fresh snapshot while keeping the same shareable link.

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Is Agentic — AI agent readiness score homepage

How to Use Is Agentic

  1. Go to is-agentic.com and enter the URL of the site you want to check.
  2. Start the scan — Ora crawls the public site and evaluates Essential, Recommended, and Emerging checks.
  3. Review the score (0-100) and the full report, which lists each check, the evidence found, and why it passed or failed.
  4. Fix the failed Essential checks first, since they cover baseline requirements any agent needs.
  5. Address Recommended gaps that match capabilities the site actually has (API, MCP server, commerce, etc.).
  6. Rescan the same URL after shipping fixes — the report refreshes in place at the same shareable link.
  7. Optionally pull completed reports programmatically via the public JSON API or the Is Agentic MCP server.

Use Cases

  • Web teams and developers — audit a site before or after a redesign to confirm agents can still parse and use it correctly.
  • Product and API teams — verify that documented APIs, OAuth flows, MCP servers, or GraphQL endpoints are actually discoverable and usable by agents.
  • SEO and technical marketing — extend existing technical SEO practice to cover the growing share of traffic that comes from AI agents and assistants rather than human browsing.
  • Ecommerce sites — check that commerce surfaces (product data, checkout flows) are structured in a way agentic shopping assistants can act on.
  • Engineering leads — use the report as a prioritized technical checklist and re-run it after each fix to track progress over time.
  • Developers building agents — pull structured JSON reports via the API or MCP server to programmatically decide whether a target site is safe/ready for an agent to operate on.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free to use, no login required to run a scan
  • Applicability-aware scoring — sites aren't penalized for lacking interfaces (APIs, MCP, OAuth) they don't offer
  • Every finding comes with concrete evidence from the actual scan, not a generic checklist
  • Includes an observed agent journey showing real navigation friction, not just static checks
  • Reports are stable, shareable URLs available as HTML, Markdown, or JSON
  • Has its own MCP server so developers/agents can retrieve reports programmatically
  • Backed by Vercel (interface, storage) and Ora (scoring engine), both established players in the space

Cons

  • Scores only what's publicly visible — private pages, authenticated flows, and geo/bot-defense variations aren't captured
  • One observed agent run is illustrative, not a statistically complete measure of every agent's behavior
  • Not a certification or endorsement — doesn't cover security, accessibility, privacy, or legal compliance
  • Usage is subject to published fair-use rules and rate limits, but the specific caps aren't disclosed on the pricing page
  • Each report is a snapshot of one URL at one point in time — no built-in historical trend view, so tracking score changes across many domains means manually re-scanning and comparing reports

Pricing

Free

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  • Public URL scanning and scoring
  • Full report with Essential, Recommended, and Emerging checks
  • Evidence-backed recommendations
  • Observed agent journey included
  • JSON API and MCP server access to completed reports
  • No login or credit card required
  • No paid plans, subscription charges, or per-report fees

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