mattpyle.com

Audits any website for agent-readiness. It checks what a site says about itself over plain HTTP: robots.txt and its AI-agent rules, Content Signals, the sitemap, llms.txt and whether its links resolve, agents.md, the well-known MCP and A2A discovery documents, and whether the homepage and a content page actually serve markdown when asked for it. It checks behaviour rather than presence — a 200 from /llms.txt that is really the site's HTML 404 page is a failure here. It obeys the target's robots.txt and arrives as `steward-audit/0.2.0 (+https://www.mattpyle.com/steward)`, so one audit is one visitor in the target log. `audit_site` runs those checks and returns the finished report in the same call, in seconds — there is nothing to poll. `deep_audit` adds the rendered half: it opens up to three of the site's own pages in a real browser and reports Lighthouse per-axis scores and axe-core violation counts across them. That takes minutes rather than seconds, so it returns a workflow ID immediately and `get_audit(workflowId, view)` reads it back: view "status" until "done" is true, then "report" for the canonical JSON or "summary" for markdown. Deep audits are capped per caller and in total per day, because each one costs real browser time on a hosted worker. Powered by Temporal: a started audit is durable and survives a worker restart.