# Agent-ready

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.

Source: https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-ready · as data: https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-ready.json · licence CC BY 4.0

## In our drives

The Agent Access Level shows how far an agent got in a real drive, from L0 to L5.

The six levels: https://agentdrives.com/method/levels?via=md

## Products at L4 or L5

29 of the 151 products we drove.

- [AgentMail](https://agentdrives.com/tools/agentmail.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [Airtable](https://agentdrives.com/tools/airtable.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [Anchor Browser](https://agentdrives.com/tools/anchorbrowser.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [Attio](https://agentdrives.com/tools/attio.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [BookStack](https://agentdrives.com/tools/bookstackapp.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [Browserless](https://agentdrives.com/tools/browserless.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [Buttondown](https://agentdrives.com/tools/buttondown.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own
- [ClickHouse Cloud](https://agentdrives.com/tools/clickhouse.md?via=md): L4 Runs on its own

## Related terms

- [Agent readiness](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-readiness.md): 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.
- [Agent-friendly](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-friendly.md): Easy for an AI agent to use: clear docs it can read, a way to sign up and get a key without a browser, and errors it can act on.
- [Agent Access Levels](https://agentdrives.com/glossary/agent-access-levels.md): Our scale from L0 to L5 for how far an AI agent gets in a product on its own. L0 means there is nothing for an agent to use. L5 means it gets in, does the work, pays and leaves without a person.

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