Most audits take a week and end in a list nobody actions. This one takes fifteen minutes, needs no account, and ends with the fixes applied. The trick is the order: three checks cancel everything below them, so you do those first and ignore everything else until they pass.
Put your domain into the free check. It reads your public pages the way Google and the AI engines read them and runs 23 structural checks. No account, no card, nothing installed on the site. You will have the result in a couple of minutes, with the raw evidence behind every line.
While it runs, open yoursite.com/robots.txt in a tab. You are
about to need it.
Go straight to Fix these first and look for these, in this order. Each one, if it fails, makes everything below it irrelevant.
robots.txt
names each one separately. Allowing Googlebot says nothing about GPTBot,
ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot — they are blocked separately and usually by
accident.noindex? One stray line
removes a page from Google entirely. It is the cheapest fix on this list and
the most expensive mistake.This is where a normal audit ends and hands you a list. With the agent
installed, four of the findings are one click each — crawler access,
Organization data, the sitemap, an /llms.txt built from your own
titles. The agent applies them on the site itself, they are reversible, and nothing is
written into your theme or your content.
For several of the rest the agent writes the exact words — a page title, the search description, an answer-first opening paragraph, an FAQ block — shows them to you exactly as they will appear, and publishes them the moment you approve. What it can and cannot do →
Do not go looking for a score. Do not start with content. Do not rewrite a page before you know whether an engine can reach it — a beautifully written page behind a blocked crawler is fifteen minutes spent on nothing.
For the structural half, yes — that half is deterministic and a machine does it in two minutes. What takes longer is content and outside authority, and those are worth nothing until the structural half passes.
A search engine needs to index and rank the page. An answer engine needs to reach it, read it without running JavaScript, and lift a passage that stands on its own. Several checks serve both. The full list is on the site-checks page.
Not to run the audit — it reads your public pages from outside. Installing the agent is what lets it carry out the fixes instead of handing them to you.