CanAgentUse tools

UCP Suite

Validate Universal Commerce Protocol discovery, then test product search, carts, checkout links, and merchant handoff flows.

MCP Playground

Connect to hosted MCP servers, inspect tools and resources, test prompts, auth, headers, notifications, and JSON-RPC responses.

A2A Playground

Inspect Agent Cards, validate advertised endpoints, and prepare safe requests for agent-to-agent workflows.

Agent Website Viewer

Enter a public URL and see the roles, names, landmarks, controls, and blockers that shape how AI agents understand the page.

Agent-readiness CI

Block agent-readiness regressions before they merge.

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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Blocked

What the tool does

It turns hidden agent regressions into pull request decisions.

The tool runs in CI, checks the machine-readable surface of the release, then writes back exactly what changed and how to fix it.

1

Install runner

Add the action, CLI step, or pipeline task.

2

Scan the PR

Read changed files, generated output, and preview URLs.

3

Post fixes

Comment with owners, evidence, and suggested changes.

4

Block high-risk regressions

Turn selected failures into required checks.

Run it in advisory mode first, then turn selected checks into required gates.

Map my pipeline

Pull request report

One comment. Clear owners. Fixes attached.

Developers see what broke, the evidence behind it, and the owner who should respond.

See report format
CanAgentUse report
BlockMCP schema docs removed@platform-runtime
BlockA2A capability owner missing@agent-experience
WarnAccessibility focus order changed@web-quality
PassOpenAPI discovery still reachable@api-foundation

What it checks

The release surface agents depend on.

Review coverage

Agent files

MCP, WebMCP, A2A, agents.json, skills, and discovery cards.

API contracts

OpenAPI, API catalogs, OAuth, OIDC, and protected resource metadata.

Page quality

Accessibility, performance, SEO, semantic HTML, and structured data.

Trust policy

Robots, llms.txt, ai.txt, security headers, RSL, and bot access.

Repo-owned policy

Advisory: Comment only while teams tune signal.Mixed: Block high-risk groups, warn on the rest.Required: Protect agent-critical contracts before merge.

Set gates per repo. Docs, APIs, agent servers, storefronts, and platform pages can all use different rules.

Release walkthrough

See how AgentReady CI protects your next release.

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.

Schedule a demoDiscuss rollout
We will keep the conversation tied to your release workflow.
Can AgentReady CI block pull requests?

Yes. It can run in blocking or advisory mode, and teams can choose which categories should block a merge.

Does it need production access?

No. It can scan preview deployments, staging environments, configured public domains, or generated build outputs depending on the pipeline.