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Install runner
Add the action, CLI step, or pipeline task.
Add AgentReady CI to your pipeline. It scans every PR, writes the report, suggests fixes, routes owners, and turns high-risk issues into merge protection.
Merge gate
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canagentuse scan pull-request
Merge gate report / preview deployment
Merge gate
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checks completed
MCP schema docs removed
Block
A2A capability owner missing
Block
Accessibility focus order changed
Warn
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blocking
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warning
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passed
What the tool does
The tool runs in CI, checks the machine-readable surface of the release, then writes back exactly what changed and how to fix it.
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Add the action, CLI step, or pipeline task.
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Read changed files, generated output, and preview URLs.
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Comment with owners, evidence, and suggested changes.
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Turn selected failures into required checks.
Run it in advisory mode first, then turn selected checks into required gates.
Pull request report
Developers see what broke, the evidence behind it, and the owner who should respond.
See report formatWhat it checks
MCP, WebMCP, A2A, agents.json, skills, and discovery cards.
OpenAPI, API catalogs, OAuth, OIDC, and protected resource metadata.
Accessibility, performance, SEO, semantic HTML, and structured data.
Robots, llms.txt, ai.txt, security headers, RSL, and bot access.
Set gates per repo. Docs, APIs, agent servers, storefronts, and platform pages can all use different rules.
Bring a repo, a pull request, or a recent build. We will show the agent-facing risks, explain the report, and outline a rollout path that starts with one team instead of slowing every pipeline.
Yes. It can run in blocking or advisory mode, and teams can choose which categories should block a merge.
No. It can scan preview deployments, staging environments, configured public domains, or generated build outputs depending on the pipeline.