Can an agent read you at all?
The files AI agents now look for, the rules that decide which crawlers get in, and whether your structured data actually resolves you as one consistent entity across every page.
The problem
You can do everything right on the page and still be invisible, because a rule three lines into robots.txt blocks the crawler, or your Organization markup describes three different companies.
Agent Readiness on one screen.
What it measures, and what comes out.
Outcome and evidence at each step, never the recipe. Every number here can be traced to something stored.
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Which crawlers your rules actually allow
robots.txt is easy to get subtly wrong. RankSage evaluates your rules against each AI crawler individually and tells you which are permitted, which are blocked, and which are blocked by accident.
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The files agents look for
llms.txt, agents.md and the agentic sitemap. Each is reported present, absent, or could-not-be-checked — a failed fetch is never quietly rendered as missing.
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One brand, one entity
Your structured data is validated and every page's brand markup is compared against a single canonical record, so name, logo and profile drift shows up as a fixable list.
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Indexed, or only technically fine
Technical blockers are reported with certainty. Pages that pass every check and still are not indexed are kept separate, with the risk factors named rather than guessed at.
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Fixes that match your platform
The same missing file has a different fix on a hosted store, on WordPress, and on a custom build. The guidance matches what you actually run.
What it does not do.
Disqualifying fast is part of the product. These are the edges, written down.
Nobody outside Google can state why a specific page is not indexed. RankSage separates what it knows from what it is inferring, and labels both.
It audits your own verified domains only.
Publishing the files is on you. RankSage tells you what is missing and, on WordPress, can put it there.
The capabilities it joins.
Questions about Agent Readiness, answered.
What it measures, what it needs, and where its edges are.
It costs almost nothing to publish and some AI clients look for it. RankSage checks whether yours exists, whether it is a real file rather than an app shell returning 200, and what it should contain.
RankSage evaluates your robots.txt against each AI crawler individually, including the stacked-rule cases that are easy to misread, and reports which are allowed and which are blocked.
Sometimes there is a definite technical blocker, which RankSage states with certainty. Otherwise it names the risk factors it can measure and is explicit that the rest is inference.
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