Agent readiness checker
One web address. It reads the site the way an AI assistant does and reports against both standards: UCP, which describes what is for sale and how to buy it, and WebMCP, which offers an assistant ready-made actions.
What this checks
UCP
- Discovery
- Whether your profile is reachable at the well known location, and reachable without a redirect. Agents are told not to follow redirects here, so a profile behind one is invisible even though it looks fine in a browser.
- Transport
- Content type, HTTPS, and the caching header the specification requires. Missing caching is the single most common finding, including on profiles served by large platforms.
- Document
- Required fields, version format, and whether declared capabilities point at schemas on a domain you control rather than someone else's.
- Safety
- Whether the profile contains anything that should never be public, such as private key material pasted into a config by mistake.
WebMCP
- Registration
- Whether your page registers tools at all, and by which route. The entry point was renamed recently, so guides published earlier this year still show the old one.
- Tool contracts
- The name, description and parameter schema of every tool an agent would receive. A tool with no description is a tool an agent cannot choose correctly.
- Browser tier
- Registration happens in page script, so this check loads your page in a real browser to see what is actually registered rather than guessing from source.
New to this? Start with what UCP is, what WebMCP is, or read why agent readiness matters.