Agent-readiness report, Software and SaaS
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cloro.dev, last scanned 3 days ago, on 11.11.2026
Agent classes working
2/3
Score history
±02 scans since 05.11.2026
2 of 3 agent classes work
Cautious platforms will not act on the site without an explicit permission signal.
ImprovementLocalised answers cannot tell which market the page serves, so it loses local queries.
PolishAgents cannot find your agents by looking up your domain.
PolishSigned, verifiable agents get treated like anonymous scrapers.
PolishAn agent that needs to sign in has no machine-readable way to find out how.
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Cloro exposes 8 of 8 interfaces agents look for: AI crawler access, Bot user-agent handling, Server-rendered content, llms.txt, MCP server, API or feed, Organisation markup, Machine-readable contact.
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Cloro (cloro.dev) scores 92 out of 100 for agent readiness, grade A, measured 3 days ago, on 11.11.2026. 2 of 3 agent classes we test can use the site, and 0 checks currently block agents outright.
The heaviest problems are: No stated policy for automated access; Language and market are declared; DNS-AID agent index or ARD; No Web Bot Auth support; No OAuth discovery. Each one is scored from a public HTTP response, and the fix for each is listed in the signed-in report.
Qomvia fetches public pages of cloro.dev as an AI agent would and runs the core checks every site gets across 6 groups: Machine access, Content legibility, Discovery surface, Identity & policy, Agent-facing performance, Agent protocols. Checks are weighted by how much an agent loses when they fail, and the score is expressed out of 100.
Public scores are re-checked when the site is re-scanned; tracked domains are re-scanned weekly and their owners are alerted when a check regresses. This page shows the scan from 3 days ago, on 11.11.2026.
Scores are computed from public HTTP responses only. We never submit forms, never attempt a purchase and never bypass a bot challenge. Disagree with a result? Request a correction or opt this domain out.