> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.get3rd.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Agent readiness

> Check whether agents can reach your sites, recognise your brand, read your pages and act on them — and what to fix first.

If an agent can't reach, recognise or read your site, it can't recommend you. **Agent readiness** tests every site your brand tracks and tells you what stands in the way, in plain words — no points to decode.

<Note>
  Agent readiness used to be called **Crawlability**. Old links to the Crawlability page open Agent readiness.
</Note>

## The four stages

Every test belongs to one of four stages. Each stage shows a single status and how many issues it has, across all your sites.

| Stage | The question it answers |
| - | - |
| **Reachable** | Can an agent read your site at all? |
| **Identifiable** | Can an agent tell that your site, products and pages belong to your brand, so it credits what it reads to you? |
| **Readable** | Can it parse your pages? |
| **Actionable** | Can an agent act on what it finds? |

A stage reads **Good**, **Minor issues**, **Needs work** or **Critical**, depending on the most serious problem in it. **Not checked yet** means we haven't been able to test it.

Use the **market** and **site** filters at the top to narrow everything on the page to one market or one site.

## Issues

The **Issues** tab lists the problems worth fixing, one card per issue — even when the same issue affects several of your sites. Each card shows:

* **Impact** — the bars show how much the issue holds back your visibility with agents: **Very high impact**, **High impact** or **Low impact**
* **The stage** it belongs to
* **Why it matters**, in one line
* **Which sites** it affects
* **How many pages or templates** it affects, and whether it **stopped passing** recently

Filter by stage or impact, or export the list.

Open a card for the full detail:

* **Why this matters**, **What we found** and **How to fix it**
* **Affected templates** — the page templates the problem sits in. Fix the template once and every page built from it is fixed.
* **Testing result** — what each test measured on each site, whether it's **Passing**, **Partly passing** or **Not passing**, and when it was last tested. **Retest** runs it again.
* **History** — each day the result changed, so you can see a fix land

<Warning>
  Some fixes change how your whole site is served, such as robots.txt or bot protection. These are marked **site-wide change**. Have a developer make the change, test it on a staging copy first, and check the site afterwards.
</Warning>

From an issue, **Add task** turns it into a [task](/actions/task-management).

## Tests

The **Tests** tab lists every test we run, with its status and result on each of your sites. Sort by test, status, type or when it was tested, expand a test to see each site, retest it, or export the list.

To switch off a test you can't or won't act on, use **Manage agent readiness tests** below the table. It opens [Agent readiness tests](/workspace/monitoring-settings) in Settings. A muted test is hidden from the page and stops creating tasks.

## Tasks from agent readiness

Agent readiness issues become tasks in [Task management](/actions/task-management) and in your [playbooks](/actions/playbooks). They open in the same layout as the issue, with the latest testing result.

When we change how we test something, older tasks catch up on their own:

* If nothing you'd notice changes, the task updates quietly.
* If its **priority** changes, the task shows **New priority**. Open it and press **OK**, or review them all at once from **Review** at the top of the board or playbook.
* If the problem now **passes** on every site, the task says it no longer applies and offers **Remove task**.

Completed and removed tasks never change.

<Note>
  Agent readiness tests the **sites and pages you track**. Keep that list accurate under [Monitoring settings](/workspace/monitoring-settings) so the results cover your real site.
</Note>

## Related

* [Content](/drivers/content) — what to say once agents can read you
* [Task management](/actions/task-management) — where agent readiness findings become work


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