USE CASE:

Telling whether AI assistants can read your website

The job here is telling whether AI assistants can read your website, and every real option for agent readability is below, ours and everyone else's. Mamba Labs builds Apify actors, and Agent Accessibility Auditor is the one here that does agent readability.

What is actually going wrong

A growing share of the people who will decide about your product never visit your site. An assistant reads it for them and reports back. If your pages are rendered entirely in JavaScript, or your robots file blocks the crawlers, or there is no structured markup, then what gets reported back is whatever the model already believed. Most site owners have never checked.

Traditional Search Tools

  • Google's Rich Results Test. Free and authoritative on structured data, which is a large part of this. It says nothing about the AI crawlers specifically.
  • Screaming Frog or a crawler. Crawls the site the way a bot does and shows what a bot sees. Built for SEO, and this question is close enough that it mostly works.
  • Asking an assistant about your product. The crudest test and the most convincing one. If the answer is wrong, you have your finding.
  • Read your own robots.txt and disable JavaScript. Two checks, ten minutes. Open robots.txt and look for the AI crawler rules, then load your key pages with JavaScript turned off and see what survives.

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