Agent Readiness
Agent Readiness shows whether assistants can read, understand and turn a website into an action.
Why it matters
Mundus checks access, structured data, contact paths, services, agents.md, llms.txt and machine-readable signals.
What it does not prove
Agent Readiness is not a Google ranking factor. Google Search ignores llms.txt; optional context files matter only to tools that explicitly support them.
Practical example
Example: a clear contact path and valid service schema are checkable signals. Missing llms.txt is treated as optional interoperability, not a visibility defect.
Written and methodologically reviewed by Suat Aytac, founder of Mundus. These definitions describe the Mundus measurement logic and its evidence boundaries.
FAQ
Why does Agent Readiness matter?
Mundus checks access, structured data, contact paths, services, agents.md, llms.txt and machine-readable signals.
How does Mundus measure it?
Mundus checks access, structured data, contact paths and machine-readable action surfaces. Optional context files such as agents.md or llms.txt are documented separately and are not treated as citation guarantees.