Agent Ready Scanner

Elementor’s Agent Ready Scanner is a free tool that checks how well your website is prepared for AI agents to find, read, and use. AI agents visit websites to gather information or complete tasks on behalf of users. Scoring is powered by Ora’s research, and focused on what matters for WordPress sites. Enter a public URL to receive an agent readiness score, a breakdown of the checks, and guidance on how to address failed checks.

SEO focuses on visibility in organic search results. GEO focuses on visibility in AI-generated answers, including mentions and citations. Agent readiness focuses on whether AI agents can access your content, understand it, and use the features your website offers. These areas overlap, but a website can perform well in search while still being difficult for agents to use.

The scanner checks three areas of AI agent readiness:

• Find: Signals that help agents discover your content and available tools.
• Read: Whether agents can access content in formats they can process, including Markdown.
• Act: Whether your site offers tools that compatible agents can call.

Checks include robots.txt, llms.txt, links in agent-facing files, structured data, Markdown availability, and WebMCP tools. The report explains the result of each check and provides guidance for addressing issues.

Elementor’s checks are built on Ora’s standard, but focused on what’s specifically relevant for WordPress sites. Ora’s own scoring looks at a site more broadly, while Elementor applies the subset of criteria that matters most for how WordPress sites are built and read by agents. That’s why the same site can show a different score in each place, both are measuring agent readiness, just scoped differently.

No. The public scanner identifies issues and recommends fixes, but it does not change your website. Recommendations include instructions and copyable prompts you can use with an AI tool to help make changes. On Elementor sites, supported fixes may be available through built-in settings or tools. After applying changes, run another scan to check the results.

You can scan publicly accessible websites built on WordPress or other platforms. The scanner does not require your site to use Elementor. Each report includes guidance for addressing failed checks, although the steps depend on your platform. WordPress sites using Elementor can use its built-in Agent Ready features for supported fixes. For other platforms, visit Ora’s own scanner at ora.ai for a broader check built for sites beyond WordPress.

Elementor’s Agent Ready features let you enable llms.txt, llms-full.txt, Markdown versions of your pages, and agent discovery files under /.well-known/. You can also manage bot access preferences and content-use signals through robots.txt.

These features are separate from the public scanner. You choose what to enable, and files are only created after you opt in. Existing llms.txt files are not overwritten automatically. Bot access settings communicate your preferences, but they do not guarantee that every bot will follow them.

No. Elementor’s Agent Ready Scanner checks your website’s technical readiness for AI agents. It does not track agent visits, identify which agents have accessed your site, or report changes in AI traffic over time. The score also does not measure how often your website appears in AI-generated answers.

A lower score means your website did not pass some of the scanner’s checks. Possible issues include broken links in llms.txt, missing or incomplete structured data, or unavailable WebMCP tools. Review the individual findings to understand what the scanner detected and which changes are relevant to your website. After making changes, scan again to see whether the results improve.

WebMCP is a proposed web standard that lets websites offer functions, such as searching content or retrieving business information, as structured tools that compatible AI agents can call. Depending on what a website implements, these tools may also support actions such as filling out forms or making bookings.

The scanner checks for WebMCP as part of its assessment of how agents can act on your site. Agents may still use websites without WebMCP. Available actions depend on the website’s implementation and support from the browser and agent.

Yes. Elementor’s Agent Ready Scanner, powered by Ora, includes a reasonable rate limit on the number of scans you can run. You can scan your website again after making changes or check other publicly accessible websites.

A higher score does not guarantee better Google rankings, more AI citations, or successful interactions with every agent. The score reflects Elementor’s technical checks. Some improvements also support SEO, GEO and accessibility, while others help specific agents access content or use website tools. Search visibility and AI citations need to be measured separately. Read more: What agent readiness means for your website
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