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AI agent readiness

Is your website ready for AI agents?

Software is starting to use websites on people’s behalf. Banksia assesses whether an agent can find your site, read your content and act on it — with the evidence behind every finding.

Why “Banksia”? The flower is hundreds of tiny florets in a strict, repeating order — a structure that exists to be found and read by whatever comes looking. That is precisely what we ask of your website.

Indigenous-led and Australian owned. Enterprise experience, practical delivery — work that is affordable and built to last.

Agent Readiness Score

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Good foundations. Agents can reach your site, but some content only appears after JavaScript runs.

Last scanned: 29 Jul 2026

  • Agent Discoverability92
  • robots.txt & Sitemap90
  • Server-Rendered Content74
  • Structured Data76
  • Agent Guidance68
  • Transport & Status94

Agent Readiness Insight

Every finding shows the request we made and the response we got. We surface the gaps — never citation guarantees.

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How we work

  • Indigenous-led Australian team
  • Public pages only, rate-limited crawls
  • Evidence for every finding
  • Managed remediation available

Run a free agent-readiness check

Enter your website and business email. We confirm your inbox before fetching public pages and well-known files — with rate limits and safety checks that reject private network targets.

We email a confirmation link before crawling. No full crawl from an unauthenticated browser request.

Accepts example.com, www.example.com or https://example.com

How it works

1. Assess

Run a free assessment and receive your agent-readiness report with findings, evidence and priorities.

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2. Review

We walk you through what agents can and cannot do with your site today, and what is worth changing.

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What we check

Whether an agent can find your content, read it without running your JavaScript, and understand what your business actually does.

  • Agent discoverability

    Whether an agent can find your content at all: a valid robots.txt, a reachable sitemap, canonical URLs that do not contradict each other, and Link response headers pointing at related resources.

  • Agent guidance

    Whether you publish an llms.txt telling agents what your site is and which pages matter. A draft convention, and your report says so.

  • Machine-readable content

    Whether your content exists in the HTML the server returns, or only appears after JavaScript runs — and whether structured data describes your business in a form software can parse.

  • Bot access control

    AI-specific rules in robots.txt, Content Signals declaring how your content may be used, and a Web Bot Auth key directory for verifying which agents are genuine. Web Bot Auth is reported for information only and never counts against you.

  • Protocol discovery

    Whether an agent can find the interfaces behind your site: an API catalogue, OAuth authorisation server discovery, OAuth protected resource metadata, and an auth.md describing how to authenticate. A site with no such interfaces is marked not applicable, never failed.

  • Foundations

    HTTPS, status codes, titles and descriptions, heading structure, declared page language, image alt text, contact details, security headers, compression, caching and response time. Unglamorous, but an agent that gets a 500 or a redirect loop never reaches the interesting part.

What agent readiness means · Emerging standards on our roadmap