Agent readiness report
netzealous.com
What an AI agent can and cannot do on this site, measured by an unauthenticated crawl and scored against the published rubric.
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What to fix first
Ranked by impact first, then by how cheap the fix is — the same ordering the engine uses.
Add JSON-LD to the homepage. Organization or WebSite is the baseline, and it is what tells a machine who you are rather than making it infer that from prose.
Missing: Organization or WebSite sitewide; type-specific markup (Article, FAQPage, Service, SoftwareApplication). For a other site, Article or FAQPage or Service or SoftwareApplication is what lets an agent understand what you actually offer rather than that you exist.
Fix: 6 of 6 inputs have no associated label; 2 input(s) use the wrong type for their content. A placeholder is not a label — an agent filling your form has no way to know what an unlabelled field wants.
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.
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.
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
2/2What we captured
{ "groups": 9, "status": 200, "sitemaps": 0 } - A2Pass
Major AI crawlers allowed
6/6What we captured
{ "of": 6, "allowed": 6, "blocked": [] } - A3Fail
XML sitemap valid and referenced
0/3Fix: no sitemap.xml at the root; not referenced from robots.txt. A sitemap referenced from robots.txt is how a crawler discovers pages that are not linked from the homepage.
What we captured
{ "exists": false, "urlCount": 0, "referencedInRobots": false } - A4Fail
llms.txt present
0/4Publish 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 } - A5Pass
Bot user-agent HTTP health
3/3What we captured
{ "probes": [ { "name": "GPTBot", "status": 200, "ttfbMs": 392 }, { "name": "ClaudeBot", "status": 200, "ttfbMs": 81 }, { "name": "PerplexityBot", "status": 200, "ttfbMs": 80 } ], "medianTtfbMs": 81, "edgeBlockingDespiteRobots": false } - A6Pass
No hard interstitial
2/2What we captured
{ "markers": [] } - A7Pass
Server-rendered content parity
5/5What we captured
{ "ratio": 1, "rawTextLength": 3086, "renderedTextLength": 2871 }
BUnderstanding
- B1Fail
JSON-LD present and valid
0/5Add JSON-LD to the homepage. Organization or WebSite is the baseline, and it is what tells a machine who you are rather than making it infer that from prose.
What we captured
{ "pagesCrawled": 6, "pagesWithValidJsonLd": 0, "homepageHasValidJsonLd": false, "pagesWithInvalidJsonLd": 0 } - B2Fail
Correct schema types for the site type
0/5Missing: Organization or WebSite sitewide; type-specific markup (Article, FAQPage, Service, SoftwareApplication). For a other site, Article or FAQPage or Service or SoftwareApplication is what lets an agent understand what you actually offer rather than that you exist.
What we captured
{ "matched": [], "missing": [ "Organization or WebSite sitewide", "type-specific markup (Article, FAQPage, Service, SoftwareApplication)" ], "siteType": "other", "typesFound": [] } - B3Fail
Semantic HTML structure
0/4Headings 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://netzealous.com: 0 h1 elements", "https://netzealous.com: skipped heading level", "https://netzealous.com: missing main, footer", "https://netzealous.com/about-us.html: 0 h1 elements", "https://netzealous.com/about-us.html: missing main, footer", "https://netzealous.com/contact.html: 0 h1 elements", "https://netzealous.com/contact.html: missing main, footer", "https://netzealous.com/index.html: 0 h1 elements", "https://netzealous.com/index.html: skipped heading level", "https://netzealous.com/index.html: missing main, footer" ], "singleH1": 0, "allLandmarks": 0, "pagesCrawled": 6, "noSkippedLevels": 3 } - B4Fail
Meta and Open Graph
0/3Fix: 6 title(s) outside 15–70 characters; duplicate titles across pages; 6 description(s) outside 50–160 characters; 6 page(s) missing og:title, og:description or og:image.
What we captured
{ "goodTitles": 0, "pagesCrawled": 6, "uniqueTitles": false, "goodDescriptions": 0, "completeOpenGraph": 0 } - B5Pass
Clean text ratio
3/3What we captured
{ "perPage": [ 0.176, 0.325, 0.111, 0.176, 0.558, 0.514 ], "averageRatio": 0.31 } - B6Fail
Alt text coverage
0/275 of 124 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": 49, "coverage": 0.4, "contentImages": 124 } - B7Partial
Canonical and duplication hygiene
1/3Fix: 6 page(s) missing or with a mismatched rel=canonical. Duplicate hosts split whatever authority the page has earned.
What we captured
{ "hostVariants": [ { "url": "https://www.netzealous.com", "status": 200 }, { "url": "http://netzealous.com", "status": 301, "location": "https://netzealous.com/" } ], "pagesCrawled": 6, "selfConsistentCanonicals": 0 }
CActionability
- C1Partial
Form usability
1.22/6.11Fix: 6 of 6 inputs have no associated label; 2 input(s) use the wrong type for their content. A placeholder is not a label — an agent filling your form has no way to know what an unlabelled field wants.
What we captured
{ "forms": 1, "inputs": 6, "realSubmit": true, "unlabelled": 6, "wrongTypes": 2 } - C2Partial
Navigable link graph
2.44/4.89Fix: 16% of links use contextless text like "click here"; no breadcrumbs or clear URL hierarchy.
What we captured
{ "anchors": 38, "genericLinks": 6, "genericRatio": 0.16, "hasBreadcrumb": false, "clickableNonAnchors": 0 } - C3Pass
Interactive element semantics
4.89/4.89What we captured
{ "realButtons": 0, "positiveTabindex": 0, "clickableNonButtons": 0, "keyboardTrapsTested": false } - C4Fail
Machine endpoints and agent manifests
0/6.11No 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
0/4Not a commerce site; these points are redistributed across C1–C4.
What we captured
{ "siteType": "other" } - C6Fail
On-site search
0/3No on-site search found. If you have search, expose it as a GET form with a query parameter so an agent can jump straight to results.
What we captured
{ "searchForm": false, "searchAction": false }
DTrust & freshness
- D1Partial
Transport security
3/4Fix: no Strict-Transport-Security header.
What we captured
{ "hsts": false, "tlsValid": true, "mixedContentReferences": 0 } - D2Fail
Verifiable identity
0/4Fix: no contact page or mailto link found; no Organization schema. sameAs links to a company profile are how a model corroborates that you are who the page says you are.
What we captured
{ "sameAsCount": 0, "contactDiscoverable": false, "hasOrganizationSchema": false } - D3Fail
Policies discoverable
0/4Fix: no privacy policy linked; no terms page linked.
What we captured
{ "hasTerms": false, "siteType": "other", "hasPrivacy": false, "hasReturns": true, "hasShipping": false } - D4Fail
Freshness signals
0/4Fix: sitemap has no lastmod values; only 0% of sitemap URLs modified in the last 90 days; no visible dates on content. Staleness is a ranking signal for models deciding what to cite.
What we captured
{ "sitemapUrls": 0, "withLastmod": 0, "visibleDates": false, "modifiedLast90Days": 0 } - D5Fail
Identity consistency
0/3Fix: site name differs across title, og:site_name and schema name; no og:image. An unexplained name mismatch reads as a signal the site may not be what it claims.
What we captured
{ "title": "NetZealous", "hasFavicon": true, "hasOgImage": false, "ogSiteName": "", "schemaName": "" } - D6Fail
security.txt
0/2Publish /.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
4/4What we captured
{ "nonOk": [], "slowPages": 0, "pagesCrawled": 6, "consistentTemplate": true }
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