The free audit
We read your public pages and send back the sentences an agent could repeat to a buyer, with the ones a buyer could hold you to marked. It costs nothing, takes one page, and you do not have to connect anything.
What it is
A public web page is your company's claims with no owner and no date on any of them. That is not a criticism — it is what a web page is. An agent reading those pages will repeat them to a buyer as current, and the audit shows you which ones you would not want repeated.
Three things get marked:
- Undated. A certification, a roadmap line or a latest with no date near it. Whoever reads it reads it as true today.
- Absolute. No room for an exception. In the one register test that has been run, two of the four real problems a second reader found were these.
- Contradicted. Two of your own pages disagree. This is the one that needs no view about your product, which is why it is the one with teeth. Where one side of the disagreement is a file written for agents, the report says so: that is the copy an agent is most likely to quote.
It is a report, not a score and not a grade. A number would read as an accusation, and the point is to show you sentences, not to rank you.
What it reads, and what it refuses
| public pages only | no sign-in, no form. If a page needs a credential it is not read |
robots.txt first | fetched before anything else and obeyed. A disallowed path is not read, and the report says how many were skipped |
| politely | one request at a time, with a gap, and a cap on how many pages |
| the files written for agents | /llms.txt and /agents.md, if you publish them, read on the same terms as a page. The report says which were read and which you do not publish |
| company level | there is nothing in it that looks for a person. No names, no contact finding, no email addresses |
| what is kept | the pages are read, the sentences are extracted, and the HTML is discarded. What we keep is the report we send you |
How to ask for one
Email us your domain and we will send the report back. One line is enough. Nothing on this site runs it for you yet — a person runs the tool and replies — so the ask is a reply rather than a button that would be a promise.
Want to see the shape of it first? /examples.md has three worked checks, and /agent-promise-register.md explains what the register is for.
What it leads to
The report is useful on its own and you are not obliged to do anything with it. What it is for is the next step: the sentences you would stand behind become a register — one line each, with a named owner and a date it was last checked — and your agents read from that rather than from a web page nobody owns.