Dedica

Business websites are built for human visitors but increasingly need to work for AI agents that read pages, fill forms and complete sign-ups on a user's behalf. The page shows that bot checks, JavaScript-only content, missing OpenAPI specs and absent MCP servers routinely block these agents, and an agent that fails simply moves on without reporting the problem. The company states that only a small share of business websites are ready for agents today, and that readiness correlates with being recommended more often by AI agents. Teams have no easy way to see which specific checks their site fails or what to fix first.

Dedica scans a domain the way an AI agent would, checking 125 points across discovery, access, usability and payments, and returns a free score and letter grade in under a minute with no signup. The report ranks issues by how much score they would recover if fixed, such as a bot check blocking sign-up, pricing pages that need JavaScript, or a missing OpenAPI spec or MCP server. For a one-time fee of $30 per site, Dedica provides a fix kit: one instruction file per issue, written so a developer or a coding agent like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or GitHub Copilot can apply the change and verify it worked. The intended workflow is scan, fix, then rescan to confirm each check now passes.

The page cites research claiming sites ready for AI agents are recommended 1.9x more often, and that only 6% of business websites are currently ready, framing agent readiness as an emerging gap.