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Agent Readiness Auditor MCP Server

Audits any website for AI agent readiness and safety, scoring prompt injection risk and llms.txt.

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Published as agent-readiness-auditor on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

5 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own maintainers are excluded.

Most discussed

One command name for both the CLI and the MCP server

Problem

Connecting the tool to an AI assistant required a long, hard to remember command that named an internal binary:

claude mcp add agent-readiness-auditor -- npx -y --package=agent-readiness-auditor agent-audit-mcp

Two different command names (one for the CLI, one for the MCP server) also made the tool harder to explain to non technical users.

Proposal

Let one package name do everything. agent-readiness-auditor <url> runs an audit, and agent-readiness-auditor mcp start

Read the thread · 2026-07-08 · closed · 1 comment

Advertised npx command fails: could not determine executable to run

Problem

The command advertised in the README, the study, and the playbook is npx agent-readiness-auditor <url>. That exact command failed for every user with npm error could not determine executable to run. It was broken in all published versions up to and including 0.4.3.

Root cause

npm can only auto run a package's command via npx <package> when a command (a bin entry) shares the package name. This package shipped two commands, agent-audit and agent-audit-mcp, and neither

Read the thread · 2026-07-08 · closed · 1 comment

GitHub Action wrapper: fail a build when a site has a hard safety failure

Problem

The exit-code design (exit 2 on a hard safety failure) was built for CI, but using it in GitHub Actions still requires hand-writing a workflow. That friction sits exactly where the tool's most valuable habitual use case is: continuous safety checking of your own site on every deploy.

Who this is for

Teams who deploy sites from GitHub and want 'no hidden prompt-injection text ever ships' as an enforced rule rather than a one-time check.

Proposal

Publish a marketplace Action:

Read the thread · 2026-07-07 · closed · 1 comment

New check: does the site advertise MCP or agent-facing endpoints?

Problem

The current five checks measure whether a site is passively readable and safe for agents. As MCP adoption grows, the strongest possible signal of agent readiness is a site that actively publishes an agent interface, and we don't measure it.

Who this is for

Site owners who have invested in agent-facing infrastructure and get no credit for it in their score today.

Proposal

Add a low-weight check that looks for advertised agent endpoints: an MCP server reference in llms.txt

Read the thread · 2026-07-07 · closed · 1 comment

Expose the auditor as an MCP server so AI assistants can run audits directly

Problem

Today the audit requires a terminal and an npx command. But the people most curious about agent readiness are increasingly working inside AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, IDE agents). For them, the tool is invisible.

Who this is for

Anyone in an AI assistant who wants to ask, in plain language: "Audit example.com, is it safe and readable for agents?" without leaving the conversation or knowing npm exists.

Proposal

Ship an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps the e

Read the thread · 2026-07-07 · closed · 1 comment

Firsthand observations

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