User guide3 min
AI readiness
A score out of 100 for how easily an AI answer engine can fetch, understand and quote your site. It is built from checks the crawler already runs, with each weight shown.
How to get there#
Explore → AI readiness.
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Open AI readiness in the sidebar
After Performance.
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Or press the AI readiness count on the site overview
It is one of the four figures in the band at the top.
app.pixyscan.com/w/…/s/…/ai-readiness
The three groups#
Each carries a different weight in the score.
| Field | Weight | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Answer signals | ×70 | Whether your writing suits its audience, whether a page delivers what its title promises, whether AI crawlers are allowed to fetch it, and whether there is enough text to quote. |
| Machine-readable meaning | ×20 | Whether your pages state what they are about in a form a machine can read, mostly structured data. |
| Document structure | ×10 | Whether the page has a heading structure a machine can follow. |
A group that did not run is left out of the calculation rather than scored as zero, and the counts beside the ring show how much was actually measured. A partial scan therefore gives a fair score rather than a low one.
Lower on the same screen
llms.txt is graded on its contents#
Having the file is not enough if its links are broken.
Both llms.txt and llms-full.txt are fetched and checked: does the file follow the format, and do the links inside it still work. Which pages belong in the file is up to you, so coverage is only a suggestion and does not affect the score.
It does not predict whether you will be cited
If the score is low because crawlers are blocked, fix it in Crawlability → robots.txt, not here.
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