Free AI-Readiness Tools
10 free tools to check, generate, and validate everything your website needs to be ready for AI agents.
Prepare your website for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and other AI crawlers. Check your llms.txt and robots.txt, validate Schema.org structured data, test Markdown content negotiation, generate AI meta tags and Content-Signal directives, or run a quick AI-readiness checklist — all free, no signup required.
llms.txt Checker
Validate your llms.txt file against the llmstxt.org specification and get detailed feedback.
Try itllms.txt Generator
Create a well-formatted llms.txt file for your website with a step-by-step wizard.
Try itrobots.txt Generator for AI
Generate a robots.txt optimized for AI bots with Content-Signal directives and granular bot control.
Try itrobots.txt Checker for AI
Analyze a robots.txt file for AI bot accessibility, Content-Signal directives, and policy compliance.
Try itMarkdown Negotiation Tester
Test if a website supports Markdown for Agents across 4 discovery mechanisms.
Try itSchema.org Validator for AI
Validate JSON-LD structured data for AI-agent usefulness with type coverage and property completeness analysis.
Try itAI Meta Tags Generator
Generate an optimized HTML head block with meta tags, Open Graph, JSON-LD, and AI-specific elements.
Try itContent-Signal Generator
Generate Content-Signal directives to control how AI systems use your content.
Try itOAuth Discovery Generator
Build an RFC 8414 /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server JSON document.
Try itMCP Server Card Generator
Build a /.well-known/mcp.json descriptor for an MCP server.
Try itA2A Agent Card Generator
Build a /.well-known/agent.json descriptor for an A2A agent.
Try itEmerging Protocols Checker
Detect OAuth Discovery, MCP and A2A well-known endpoints on a URL.
Try itAI-Ready Checklist
Quick pass/fail checklist to verify if your website is ready for AI agents across 18 checks in 5 categories.
Try itAI Crawlers Compatibility Checker
Check if AI bots can access your website by analyzing robots.txt, HTTP headers, and meta tags.
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