How to Check Your Agent Accessibility Score in AmICited

AI agents don’t read your site the way people do. The Agent Accessibility audit checks whether your site is technically ready for them — and the Agent Readiness Summary at the top gives you the whole picture in one row of tiles.

Where to find it

Open Audit → Agent Accessibility. The page centers on “your domain’s /llms.txt — the file that tells AI agents and LLMs how to read and cite your site,” with the readiness summary at the very top.

What the tiles cover

• llms.txt — whether you have a complete, valid /llms.txt.
• Accessibility — how readable your pages are via the accessibility tree.
• Crawler access — whether AI and search crawlers are allowed to read the site.
• Sitemap URLs — whether sitemaps are declared and how many URLs they list.
• WebMCP — whether your site exposes callable tools for agents.
• Agentic commerce — whether your site advertises a machine-readable transaction protocol.

How to use it

1. Scan for weak tiles. Anything failing or blank is an accessibility gap for AI agents.
2. Drill into the detail. Each tile maps to a section further down the page (llms.txt review, robots & sitemaps, accessibility tree, WebMCP, agentic commerce) with specifics and re-check buttons.
3. Re-run after fixes. Update your site, then re-check to watch the tiles turn healthy.

The summary is the scorecard; the sections beneath it — each with its own Academy guide — are where you act.