Scan over real HTTP
Grades five dimensions against a versioned rubric by fetching live URLs — never trusting internal plugin state. What a crawler sees is what gets scored.
AIScanner grades your WordPress site over a real HTTP request, applies one-click fixes that never touch your content, and re-scans to prove the score changed.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and a growing fleet of agents now visit sites to answer questions, buy things, and act on behalf of people. They don’t read your theme — they read your signals: robots rules, sitemaps, machine-readable content, and capability descriptors. Most WordPress sites emit almost none of them, and there’s no dashboard telling you so. AIScanner is that dashboard.
A closed loop, not a one-off report. Every check fetches your site the way a crawler would, so a passing score reflects what an agent actually sees — even when a CDN or a stray robots.txt is overriding WordPress.
Grades five dimensions against a versioned rubric by fetching live URLs — never trusting internal plugin state. What a crawler sees is what gets scored.
Every fix writes plugin settings and nothing else. No theme edits, no rewritten posts — so “Turn off” genuinely restores the prior state. Fixes are fully reversible.
Verify re-fetches over a live request to confirm the score actually moved. A scheduled re-scan catches drift, so what you fixed stays fixed.
Each check earns points toward its dimension; dimensions roll up to an overall 0–100 score and a readiness level. Inapplicable dimensions are excluded from the denominator, so the number always reflects your site.
Can an agent find your content and its structure at all?
Is the content itself readable by a machine, not just a browser?
Do you state, in machine terms, which agents may do what?
Can an agent discover what your site can actually do?
Can an agent transact? WooCommerce only
Points earned ÷ points possible, per dimension and overall. “Couldn’t verify” results stay informational — a blocked loopback never becomes a misleading pass or fail.
Your overall score maps to one of six levels. It’s a real progression — each rung assumes the one below it — and it doubles as a shareable badge.
Plenty of tools flag what’s missing. AIScanner fixes it safely, proves the fix, and stays out of your content’s way.
Every fix writes plugin settings only — no theme edits, no rewritten posts. Turning a fix off restores the exact prior state.
Checks fetch your live site, catching a CDN or physical robots.txt that overrides WordPress — the kind of thing internal state hides.
Requests hit your own site only. Nothing is sent to any third party, and there is no telemetry — not now, not opt-out-later.
A scheduled re-scan re-checks your score on a cadence, so a theme update or host change that regresses a signal doesn’t go unnoticed.
Detects Yoast, Rank Math and AIOSEO and defers per feature — so you never end up with two sitemaps or two JSON-LD graphs.
An optional MCP server exposes scan / fix / verify / revert as tools an agent can call directly. Off by default, gated by a token you generate.
Flip on the optional MCP server and your readiness workflow becomes a set of tools an AI agent can invoke itself — scan, apply a fix, verify over HTTP, revert if needed.
Install AIScanner, run one scan, and see exactly where you stand with the machines that are already reading the web.