Agentability · Privacy
No accounts, no forms, no ads, nothing sold. Pages are static files served from a CDN. We use Google
Analytics only to count visits in aggregate (a first-party analytics cookie; all ad features disabled) — it tells us
roughly how many people read which pages, and nothing about who they are. To opt out, block the
googletagmanager.com script; the site works identically without it.
The audit data we publish is gathered exclusively from public surfaces — homepages, robots.txt,
llms.txt, sitemaps, and well-known endpoints — the same requests any AI crawler makes. We fetch each site a handful
of times per week with the user agent AgentabilityBot/2.0, honor what robots.txt tells us in scoring,
and publish only what those public files say. To remove a domain from the Index, open a
GitHub issue.