Agentability measures which websites agents can use, turning machine access into a public benchmark
Daily errands and weekly site audits reveal where the web’s newest audience can—and cannot—reach information.
Agentability sends an AI agent on ten daily information errands using read-only HTTP without JavaScript, logins or human help, then publishes every transcript. It separately audits 113 sites each week for crawler policy, readable content, structured data, llms.txt and MCP, with a public score and fixes for failed checks. For information providers, these measurements make agent accessibility a visible distribution factor that can determine whether their work is found or bypassed in machine-mediated discovery.