Can it get in?
We check public access, rendered content, response codes, and bot interference.
AI AGENT READINESS SCORE
Can AI agents actually use your docs?
A page can look perfect to a person and still be hard for an agent to find or read. Check your public docs or help center, see where agents struggle, and get clear steps to fix those gaps.
AGENT READINESS SCORE
Check your public docs
Enter a documentation or help center URL to get a score and a report you can act on.
For human visitors · Public docs only · No account needed
WHAT THE SCORE CHECKS
A useful answer starts with reachable source material.
We request your public pages the way a non-browser agent might: without clicking through menus or running page JavaScript.
Can it find the right page?
We inspect the docs index, sitemap, link paths, and whether those paths still resolve.
Can it read the content?
We test Markdown availability, content structure, oversized pages, and text that may be truncated.
Is crawling allowed?
We inspect relevant robots rules for search and AI crawlers at the submitted docs path.
The score uses AFDocs checks with additional Hyperdocs checks. It samples up to 10 public pages; a score reflects that sample, not every page or the accuracy of every possible AI answer.
PUBLISH WITH A CLEAR PATH
Create agent-ready documentation with Hyperdocs.
Give people and agents a reliable place to find the same source material. Hyperdocs publishes a docs index, full-text file, page-level Markdown, and sitemap when you connect a custom domain and publish pages.
See how AI discovery works01
Make content accessible. Publish structured product docs, API docs, and help content with routes agents can fetch.
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Review product changes. On eligible plans, Docs Audit compares published docs with a connected repository to find gaps and outdated claims.
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Help users get answers. Answer Agent responds from your published documentation while your team keeps the source current.
QUESTIONS
What does an agent readiness score tell you?
What is an agent readiness score?
It is a measured view of how easily an AI agent can discover, fetch, and parse your public documentation. The score combines AFDocs checks with checks for a full-text file, sitemap, and crawler rules. The report also shows the evidence behind each finding.
Does a high score mean ChatGPT will cite my site?
No. A score tells you whether the sampled docs offer usable access paths. It does not test every AI product, guarantee citations or search visibility, or prove that an answer is factually correct.
Can I check a help center or a docs subfolder?
Yes. Submit a public docs or help center URL, such as docs.example.com or example.com/docs. The tool rejects general homepages and blog pages.
Why might a check be unverified?
A site may block the scanner, time out, or provide too few public pages. Unverified results are identified in the report and are not treated as failures in the additional Hyperdocs checks.