Clustova AI Readiness Inspector

See what AI systems can publicly discover on any website with one click. Clustova AI Readiness Inspector is a privacy-first technical audit for the page currently open in Chrome. It checks public discovery files, machine-readable page representations, crawler policies, and agentic-commerce signals. Results include observable evidence, confidence-aware statuses, limitations, and practical remediation guidance. AI crawler analysis: - Evaluate robots.txt rules for the current page path—not just whether robots.txt exists. - Separate search discovery, model training, dataset collection, and user-triggered retrieval policies. - Review OpenAI OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, and ChatGPT-User. - Review Googlebot and Google-Extended. - Review Microsoft Bingbot for Bing Search and Copilot discovery. - Review Anthropic ClaudeBot and Claude-User. - Review PerplexityBot and Perplexity-User. - Review Common Crawl CCBot. - Show transparent “not documented” labels where Qwen or DeepSeek lack a confirmed first-party crawler identity. - Detect specific-agent overrides, conflicting Allow/Disallow rules, and page-path restrictions. Website readiness checks: - Find the most relevant root or path-scoped llms.txt file. - Validate llms.txt structure and sample resource links. - Check the optional llms-full.txt convention without treating it as mandatory. - Detect advertised or conventional Markdown versions of the current page. - Review Markdown media type, content quality, and HTML conversion structure. - Check XML sitemap and HTTPS availability. - Validate public UCP discovery/profile metadata at /.well-known/ucp. - Identify public ACP product/integration evidence without running a checkout. - Avoid commerce-score penalties on non-commerce websites. - Export the report as Markdown or JSON. - Open detailed findings in Chrome's side panel. - Switch between persistent light and dark display modes. Privacy first: - Runs only after you click the extension. - Uses temporary active-tab access instead of permanent access to every website. - Does not upload page content during the local scan. - Does not create checkout sessions or submit customer/payment data. - Does not sell inspection data or use it for behavioral advertising. Technical results are evidence-based signals, not guarantees of AI ranking, citation, inclusion, eligibility, crawler compliance, or transactions. Robots analysis reflects published policy; it does not prove that a crawler can pass a WAF/CDN, retrieve the page, or render client-side content.