# Agent readiness

How ready a product looks for AI agents, usually as a score from reading its site: its llms.txt, its docs, its MCP server and its robots.txt.

Also called agent readiness score.

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## In our drives

Agent readiness scores read your site. A drive uses your product: it shows whether an agent can actually sign up and do the work.

Our checks next to readiness scanners: https://agentdrives.com/compare/scanners?via=md

## Related terms

- [Agent-ready](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-ready.md): Said of a product an AI agent can start using on its own: it finds the docs, signs up, gets a key and does the work without a person.
- [llms.txt](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/llms-txt.md): A Markdown file on a site that points AI models and agents to the pages that matter, often with plain-text versions of the docs.
- [MCP](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/mcp.md): Model Context Protocol: an open standard for connecting AI agents to a product's tools and data. A product runs an MCP server, and an agent calls its tools.
- [Agent access](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-access.md): Whether an AI agent can use a product on its own: find it, sign up, get a key, do the work, pay and leave, with no person stepping in.

Every term: https://agentdrives.com/glossary.md