One crawl of your pages, 23 structural checks, no score. Here is how the report is ordered and why, what each verdict actually means, what action sits on every finding — and the things it deliberately refuses to tell you.
It is the result of one crawl of your public pages put through 23 structural checks. It is not an opinion, a score, or a prediction about rankings. Every line is something that was observed, with the raw evidence kept next to it so you can check us.
Fix these first holds everything that failed, worst first. This is the whole report for most people. If a crawler is blocked, nothing below it matters until that is fixed, which is exactly why it sits at the top.
Below that the checks are grouped twice: what a search engine needs, and what an answer engine needs. Within each group, what passed is folded into one line so it stays out of your way without disappearing.
A finding either carries a switch the agent flips for you, the exact words it will write once you approve them, or an instruction for a person — and it says which. If the agent is not installed on the site it says that too, rather than offering a button that would do nothing. How the agent decides what it can do →
It does not give you a visibility score. It does not predict rankings or traffic. It does not tell you whether AI recommends you — reading a page and recommending a company are different events, and we never present one as the other. And where a counter is not connected, it says it cannot see rather than showing a zero.
Because a number that blends a blocked crawler with a slow page tells you nothing about either. You get what failed, worst first, with the evidence.
No. It means the check could not be judged on this run. Two of the 23 are judged by a person rather than guessed, and they say so.
It costs nothing, so whenever you have changed something. With the agent installed you can also put it on a rhythm and it runs itself.