How an AI agent reads you

An agent meets you in a sequence, this is your check following the same order.

First it has to find you at all: discoverability. Then it reads its way around what it finds: navigability. It parses your structure and schema, where the danger is that it reaches a different understanding than a person would. It works out what it is allowed to do on a customer’s behalf, which is action exposure. It weighs whether the limits you have set can be trusted, which is trust and control. Having done all that, it forms a view of you and passes it on to whoever asked, which is brand legibility.

I have built a short check that shows how an AI agent reads your product: the version a machine meets, which is rarely the one you describe to people. It looks at how an agent finds you, whether it can make sense of what it finds, what it decides it may do on your behalf and how it describes you to whoever asked.

Two minutes, from your own answers. You get the condition an agent finds you in, broken down by dimension, and the three places you are hardest to read. Answer honestly, a blank you did not know about is worth more than a flattering total.