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# About this site and how it works | Am I Ready for Agents?

> Am I Ready for Agents? is an educational site for business leaders: what it covers, how pages are researched and dated, and how to report a mistake.

Source: https://amireadyforagents.com/about
Site: Am I Ready for Agents?
Last reviewed: 2026-11-04

# About Am I Ready for Agents?

## In short

Am I Ready for Agents? is an educational publication for marketing, ecommerce and digital leaders. It explains what AI agents do on the web, scores your own answers in the browser, publishes sector scorecards from its own crawl and lists the decisions that belong to leadership. It does not give implementation instructions.

## What the site is for

One question: is my business ready for AI agents that search, read, book and buy on behalf of customers? The site answers it in three layers. First, what agents do today, with dated examples by sector. Second, a self-check and a boardroom brief that turn the reader's own answers into decisions. Third, the numbers: sector scorecards from a crawl of the top websites.

It is written for the person who has to decide what to ask for, not the person who builds it. Technical detail is kept to the sentence a leader can forward to a web team.

## How pages are researched

-   Desk research from public pages: standards documents, operator announcements, vendor pricing pages, trade press and the site's own crawl.
-   Every fact carries a source link and the date the page was read. A date in the text is the date the thing happened or was published.
-   A claim a vendor makes about itself is labelled as a vendor claim, and so are Ora's lab findings. Trade press reports are labelled as such.
-   Where the evidence is missing the page says less. A page with nothing sourced to say is not published.

The [editorial policy](https://amireadyforagents.com/editorial-policy) sets out the rules in full, and the [methodology](https://amireadyforagents.com/scorecards/methodology) explains the crawl behind the scorecards.

## The self-check and your answers

The [self-check](https://amireadyforagents.com/self-check) scores 18 questions against the published [readiness levels](https://amireadyforagents.com/readiness-levels). It runs in your browser. Answers are not stored, sent or counted, and the page has no form submission. The [privacy policy](https://amireadyforagents.com/privacy-policy) repeats this in detail.

## Reporting a mistake

Email hello@amireadyforagents.com with the page address and the correction. A corrected page shows a new review date and the change is listed on the [corrections page](https://amireadyforagents.com/corrections).

## Sources

1.  [RFC 9309 Robots Exclusion Protocol](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9309) (rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9309), read 4 Nov 2026.
2.  [Scorecard methodology: the crawl of 4 Nov 2026](https://amireadyforagents.com/scorecards/methodology) (amireadyforagents.com/scorecards/methodology), read 4 Nov 2026.
3.  [Sector scorecards dataset, edition 4 Nov 2026](https://amireadyforagents.com/scorecards) (amireadyforagents.com/scorecards), read 4 Nov 2026.

Last reviewed 4 November 2026

Reviewed 4 November 2026. [3 sources](#sources), each with the day it was read.