Three questions an answer engine asks about you.
Can it reach you, can it quote you, and can it tell what matters. They have to be answered in that order — and all three are things you can check right now, on your own domain, without giving us an email.
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- Nothing
The tools
AI Crawler Check
Can they reach you?Reads a domain's robots.txt and separates the crawlers that index for answers from the ones that fetch on request and the ones that collect training data. Most sites that meant to refuse the third have refused all three.Extractability Scorer
Can they quote you?A model lifts one sentence out of your copy and drops it into a paragraph about something else. Scores a page for how many of its sentences still mean anything when that happens.llms.txt Generator
Can they tell what matters?Reads your sitemap, then your pages, and drafts the file that says which ones explain you. Built from your own titles and descriptions, so the draft shows you what a model already sees.
Where the work runs
Worth saying plainly, because a tool that scores your site and will not show its working is asking for exactly the trust it is telling you to stop expecting.
A page is fetched once, by a small service that does nothing but fetch. Every score you see is then computed in your own browser, from code you can read in the page you are already looking at. Nothing is stored, nothing is queued for a human, and no result is kept after you close the tab.
There is no email gate on any of the three. The tools are the argument — if they are any good, that is the pitch, and putting a form in front of them would only prove we did not believe it.
If you want the same analysis conversationally, the MCP server runs it inside Claude