MnT Future Agent Ready - Is your store invisible to AI shopping agents?
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Scan any store free: 29 checks across structured data, agent access, feeds and ACP · Google UCP · MCP discovery. Letter grade + prioritized fixes in seconds. No email needed for the score.
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Hunter
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👋 Hi Product Hunt!
We're excited to introduce AgentReady, an open-source initiative by MnT Future.
As AI agents become a new channel for discovery and commerce, many websites are still designed only for human users. AgentReady helps developers and businesses prepare their websites for the agentic web by implementing emerging best practices, making it easier for AI agents to discover, understand, and interact with web applications.
We decided to make AgentReady open source because we believe AI-ready web standards should be accessible to everyone. The ecosystem is evolving quickly, and community collaboration is the best way to build practical, interoperable solutions.
As part of the MnT Future team, I'm excited to share this launch with the Product Hunt community and hear your feedback.
A few questions for you:
* What challenges are you facing in building AI-agent-ready applications?
* Which protocols, standards, or integrations would you like to see next?
* How do you see AI agents changing the way users interact with websites?
We'd love your feedback, feature suggestions, and contributions. If you find AgentReady useful, we'd really appreciate your support with an upvote and a ⭐ on GitHub. Thank you for checking us out! 🚀
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would love to see a "compare to competitor" feature where you can run the scan against two store URLs side by side to see where they differ on agent readiness. that would make it way more useful when pitching improvements internally.
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Hunter
@ehasta87614 Really good call, side-by-side vs. a competitor is a much stronger pitch internally than "here's our grade in isolation." Noting this down, thank you.
Out of curiosity, is this mostly for benchmarking against direct competitors, or more for building the internal case ("look, they're ahead of us here")?
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Scanned a few shops and the agent readiness checks caught a couple of feed issues I had no idea about. Nice to get a grade and clear fix list without having to hand over my email first.
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Hunter
@zkanhactahmw6g That's the whole point of building it this way, you shouldn't have to trade an email for a grade on your own store. Glad the feed issues turned up something useful. Appreciate you scanning a few and giving it a real shot.
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Scanned our Shopify store and the 29 checks flagged a couple of feed issues we had been ignoring for months. The prioritized fix list was genuinely useful, not just a generic audit dump.
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Hunter
@tunahan155609 Feed issues are the #1 thing we see teams sitting on for months, they don't break the storefront so they never bubble up as urgent, but they're exactly what agents choke on. Glad the fix list actually saved you time instead of just adding to a pile. Thanks for running it!
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would love to see a "compare to competitor" feature where you can run the scan against two store URLs side by side to see where they differ on agent readiness. that would make it way more useful when pitching improvements internally.
@ehasta87614 Really good call, side-by-side vs. a competitor is a much stronger pitch internally than "here's our grade in isolation." Noting this down, thank you.
Out of curiosity, is this mostly for benchmarking against direct competitors, or more for building the internal case ("look, they're ahead of us here")?
Scanned a few shops and the agent readiness checks caught a couple of feed issues I had no idea about. Nice to get a grade and clear fix list without having to hand over my email first.
@zkanhactahmw6g That's the whole point of building it this way, you shouldn't have to trade an email for a grade on your own store. Glad the feed issues turned up something useful. Appreciate you scanning a few and giving it a real shot.
Scanned our Shopify store and the 29 checks flagged a couple of feed issues we had been ignoring for months. The prioritized fix list was genuinely useful, not just a generic audit dump.
@tunahan155609 Feed issues are the #1 thing we see teams sitting on for months, they don't break the storefront so they never bubble up as urgent, but they're exactly what agents choke on. Glad the fix list actually saved you time instead of just adding to a pile. Thanks for running it!