AI-Readiness Auditor
Score any repo on MCP servers and AI-readable READMEs
- Problem
- Developers realize agents will be the main consumers of APIs and tools, but they have no way to know if their project is AI-friendly — whether it has an MCP server, a structured README, or interface descriptions a model can actually read.
- Solution
- Paste a GitHub repo or docs URL and get an AI-readiness score with concrete fixes: does it expose an MCP server, is there a tools.json/OpenAPI description, is the README structured for agents, and are examples runnable. It outputs an editable improvement checklist.
- Users
- Open-source maintainers, indie devs, DevRel and API tool teams
- MVP
- Fetch README and docs from a repo URL; detect MCP/OpenAPI/tool descriptions; produce itemized scores by rule; output an editable checklist; generate a paste-ready README supplement
- Revenue
- Free basic scan plus per-repo subscription for deep reports and history; team plan for DevRel teams
- Why now
- Agents are becoming the default API consumer, and AI-readability is shifting from nice-to-have to competitive edge, while measurement tools are nearly nonexistent
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