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Agent readiness report

fldata.com

What an AI agent can and cannot do on this site, measured by an unauthenticated crawl and scored against the published rubric.

Scanned · rubric v1.0.1 · scored as a general site · re-scan (results are cached for seven days)

What to fix first

Ranked by impact first, then by how cheap the fix is — the same ordering the engine uses.

  1. 1B1

    JSON-LD present and valid

    High impact · Medium effort

    1 page(s) contain JSON-LD that fails to parse — malformed structured data scores zero, exactly as if it were absent. Validate the output of whatever template generates it.

  2. 2C1

    Form usability

    High impact · Medium effort

    No forms were found on the crawled pages, so form usability could not be assessed. If you add a contact or signup form, give every input a real label and a correct input type.

  3. 3C4

    Machine endpoints and agent manifests

    High impact · High effort

    No machine-readable endpoint of any kind. Most sites score zero here, which is exactly why it is the cheapest differentiation on this rubric: an agents.json is a static file, and a documented read-only API is usually a subset of something you already run.

  4. 4A4

    llms.txt present

    Medium impact · Low effort

    Publish an llms.txt at the root: an H1, a one-line summary, then described links to your most useful pages. It is a text file and it takes an hour — the cheapest points on this rubric.

  5. 5A5

    Bot user-agent HTTP health

    Medium impact · Low effort

    Your robots.txt welcomes these agents, but GPTBot received 429, ClaudeBot received 429 — the block is happening at your CDN or WAF, before robots.txt is ever read. Cloudflare in particular blocks AI crawlers by default on every plan. One setting change, and it is invisible until someone tests it.

Every check, with the evidence

No finding without evidence: each result shows what we actually captured during the crawl.

ADiscovery & access

  • A1Pass

    robots.txt exists and parses

    2/2
    What we captured
    {
      "groups": 1,
      "status": 200,
      "sitemaps": 1
    }
  • A2Pass

    Major AI crawlers allowed

    6/6
    What we captured
    {
      "of": 6,
      "allowed": 6,
      "blocked": []
    }
  • A3Pass

    XML sitemap valid and referenced

    3/3
    What we captured
    {
      "exists": true,
      "urlCount": 4,
      "referencedInRobots": true
    }
  • A4Fail

    llms.txt present

    0/4

    Publish an llms.txt at the root: an H1, a one-line summary, then described links to your most useful pages. It is a text file and it takes an hour — the cheapest points on this rubric.

    What we captured
    {
      "status": 404,
      "present": false
    }
  • A5Partial

    Bot user-agent HTTP health

    1/3

    Your robots.txt welcomes these agents, but GPTBot received 429, ClaudeBot received 429 — the block is happening at your CDN or WAF, before robots.txt is ever read. Cloudflare in particular blocks AI crawlers by default on every plan. One setting change, and it is invisible until someone tests it.

    What we captured
    {
      "probes": [
        {
          "name": "GPTBot",
          "status": 429,
          "ttfbMs": 319
        },
        {
          "name": "ClaudeBot",
          "status": 429,
          "ttfbMs": 160
        },
        {
          "name": "PerplexityBot",
          "status": 200,
          "ttfbMs": 323
        }
      ],
      "medianTtfbMs": 319,
      "edgeBlockingDespiteRobots": true
    }
  • A6Fail

    No hard interstitial

    0/2

    Detected: Cloudflare challenge. An agent cannot dismiss a consent dialog or solve a challenge — whatever sits behind it is unreachable. Cookieless analytics removes the need for a banner entirely.

    What we captured
    {
      "markers": [
        "Cloudflare challenge"
      ]
    }
  • A7Pass

    Server-rendered content parity

    5/5
    What we captured
    {
      "ratio": 1,
      "rawTextLength": 11186,
      "renderedTextLength": 5491
    }

BUnderstanding

  • B1Partial

    JSON-LD present and valid

    2/5

    1 page(s) contain JSON-LD that fails to parse — malformed structured data scores zero, exactly as if it were absent. Validate the output of whatever template generates it.

    What we captured
    {
      "pagesCrawled": 2,
      "pagesWithValidJsonLd": 1,
      "homepageHasValidJsonLd": false,
      "pagesWithInvalidJsonLd": 1
    }
  • B2Pass

    Correct schema types for the site type

    5/5
    What we captured
    {
      "matched": [
        "Article"
      ],
      "missing": [],
      "siteType": "other",
      "typesFound": [
        "Article",
        "BreadcrumbList",
        "EntryPoint",
        "ImageObject",
        "ListItem",
        "Organization",
        "Person",
        "PropertyValueSpecification",
        "ReadAction",
        "SearchAction",
        "WebPage",
        "WebSite"
      ]
    }
  • B3Partial

    Semantic HTML structure

    3/4

    Headings and landmarks are how a machine builds an outline of the page. One h1, no skipped levels, and real main/nav/footer elements — all template-level fixes, applied once.

    What we captured
    {
      "problems": [
        "https://fldata.com: skipped heading level"
      ],
      "singleH1": 2,
      "allLandmarks": 2,
      "pagesCrawled": 2,
      "noSkippedLevels": 1
    }
  • B4Partial

    Meta and Open Graph

    2/3

    Fix: 1 page(s) missing og:title, og:description or og:image.

    What we captured
    {
      "goodTitles": 2,
      "pagesCrawled": 2,
      "uniqueTitles": true,
      "goodDescriptions": 2,
      "completeOpenGraph": 1
    }
  • B5Pass

    Clean text ratio

    3/3
    What we captured
    {
      "perPage": [
        0.057,
        0.26
      ],
      "averageRatio": 0.158
    }
  • B6Partial

    Alt text coverage

    1/2

    14 of 36 content images have no alt text. An agent cannot see the image; the alt attribute is the only description it gets.

    What we captured
    {
      "withAlt": 22,
      "coverage": 0.61,
      "contentImages": 36
    }
  • B7Pass

    Canonical and duplication hygiene

    3/3
    What we captured
    {
      "hostVariants": [
        {
          "url": "https://www.fldata.com",
          "status": 200
        },
        {
          "url": "http://fldata.com",
          "status": 301,
          "location": "https://www.fldata.com/"
        }
      ],
      "pagesCrawled": 2,
      "selfConsistentCanonicals": 2
    }

CActionability

  • C1Partial

    Form usability

    3.67/6.11

    No forms were found on the crawled pages, so form usability could not be assessed. If you add a contact or signup form, give every input a real label and a correct input type.

    What we captured
    {
      "formsFound": 0
    }
  • C2Partial

    Navigable link graph

    3.67/4.89

    Fix: 37% of links use contextless text like "click here".

    What we captured
    {
      "anchors": 121,
      "genericLinks": 45,
      "genericRatio": 0.37,
      "hasBreadcrumb": true,
      "clickableNonAnchors": 0
    }
  • C3Pass

    Interactive element semantics

    4.89/4.89
    What we captured
    {
      "realButtons": 14,
      "positiveTabindex": 0,
      "clickableNonButtons": 0,
      "keyboardTrapsTested": false
    }
  • C4Fail

    Machine endpoints and agent manifests

    0/6.11

    No machine-readable endpoint of any kind. Most sites score zero here, which is exactly why it is the cheapest differentiation on this rubric: an agents.json is a static file, and a documented read-only API is usually a subset of something you already run.

    What we captured
    {
      "found": []
    }
  • C5Not applicable

    Commerce actionability

    0/4

    Not a commerce site; these points are redistributed across C1–C4.

    What we captured
    {
      "siteType": "other"
    }
  • C6Partial

    On-site search

    2/3

    Search exists but posts rather than using a GET query parameter, so an agent cannot construct a results URL directly. Switching to GET is usually a one-line change, and advertising it via WebSite SearchAction schema makes it discoverable.

    What we captured
    {
      "usesGet": false,
      "searchForm": false,
      "searchAction": true
    }

DTrust & freshness

  • D1Pass

    Transport security

    4/4
    What we captured
    {
      "hsts": true,
      "tlsValid": true,
      "mixedContentReferences": 0
    }
  • D2Pass

    Verifiable identity

    4/4
    What we captured
    {
      "sameAsCount": 2,
      "contactDiscoverable": true,
      "hasOrganizationSchema": true
    }
  • D3Pass

    Policies discoverable

    4/4
    What we captured
    {
      "hasTerms": true,
      "siteType": "other",
      "hasPrivacy": true,
      "hasReturns": false,
      "hasShipping": false
    }
  • D4Partial

    Freshness signals

    1/4

    Fix: sitemap has no lastmod values; only 0% of sitemap URLs modified in the last 90 days. Staleness is a ranking signal for models deciding what to cite.

    What we captured
    {
      "sitemapUrls": 4,
      "withLastmod": 0,
      "visibleDates": true,
      "modifiedLast90Days": 0
    }
  • D5Partial

    Identity consistency

    1/3

    Fix: site name differs across title, og:site_name and schema name. An unexplained name mismatch reads as a signal the site may not be what it claims.

    What we captured
    {
      "title": "Safety Software for High-Risk Industrial Companies",
      "hasFavicon": true,
      "hasOgImage": true,
      "ogSiteName": "Frontline Data Solutions",
      "schemaName": "Safety Software for High-Risk Industrial Companies"
    }
  • D6Fail

    security.txt

    0/2

    Publish /.well-known/security.txt with a Contact field and a future-dated Expires field. It is a five-line text file.

    What we captured
    {
      "status": 404,
      "present": false
    }
  • D7Pass

    Multi-page stability

    4/4
    What we captured
    {
      "nonOk": [],
      "slowPages": 0,
      "pagesCrawled": 2,
      "consistentTemplate": true
    }
68C
Discovery & access17/25
Understanding19/25
Actionability14.23/25
Trust & freshness18/25

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