# Agent readiness. Research on whether products are understandable and usable by agents. In this collection 4 Collections 8 Last updated Oct 7, 2026 - [By Ali Abouelatta](https://www.lazyweb.com/authors/ali-abouelatta) - 4 notes [Read as Markdown](https://www.lazyweb.com/agent-readiness.md) [Newest · Practical guide · Oct 7, 2026 ## How to measure agent traffic without counting the wrong thing A worksheet for separating crawler requests, page reads, tool use, and verified outcomes. Read the note](https://www.lazyweb.com/agent-readiness/measure-agent-traffic) 3 more notes ## More on agent readiness - Original research · Sep 20, 2026 ### [How to measure agent distribution: a 1,752-row WebMCP census](https://www.lazyweb.com/agent-readiness/measure-agent-distribution-without-counting-registrations) A passive census of 1,752 YC and Speedrun entries found four native registrations in default Chrome and 23 with experimental features. What those counts establish, and what still needs measurement. - Original analysis · Sep 19, 2026 ### [Same-origin scanning missed docs links on 202 YC homepages](https://www.lazyweb.com/agent-readiness/same-origin-scan-missed-yc-docs-links) On the same 1,515 fresh homepage responses, including other-origin links raises docs/developer matches from 188 to 390 companies, while pricing rises from 374 to 381. - Original analysis · Sep 19, 2026 ### [All 70 YC homepages linking llms.txt had meta descriptions](https://www.lazyweb.com/agent-readiness/yc-agent-links-alongside-seo-basics) All 70 homepages advertising llms.txt also expose meta descriptions; 67 have canonical links. A fresh, uncapped comparison with ordinary metadata and on-origin versus offsite discovery.