The Doorman Index

Sites walked by the Doorman scanner the way a buyer's AI agent walks them, each with the date of its scan and what an agent could and could not read. Open a row for the heaviest misses; the site page holds every finding and the full walk.

A92% Wicketrywicketry.com 107/116 · 92% 66 read / 7 not 19 Oct 2026

• ✕An MCP door answers at /mcp (200, or a deliberate 401/403/405)POST /mcp tools/list → 404optional; not every site needs a door, but a door that is advertised must answerw 3
• ✕A Twitter/X card type is declaredmeta twitter:card: (absent)w 1
• ✕og:image declares its dimensionsog:image:width/height: (absent) × (absent)w 1
• ✕A Content-Security-Policy is declaredcontent-security-policy: (absent)w 1
• ✕Framing is controlled (X-Frame-Options or CSP frame-ancestors)x-frame-options: (absent) · frame-ancestors in CSP: now 1

The site page — every finding, the full walk →

1 site listed. A grade is weighted points earned ÷ points available on the day of the scan (A ≥ 90 %, B ≥ 75 %, C ≥ 60 %, D ≥ 40 %, else F). It describes how legible a site was to an agent that day; it certifies nothing and determines nothing. A site that asks not to be scanned, blocks the scanner or does not answer is listed as unscanned and never graded.

Every site page names what an agent could not read, with the request behind each finding — free, public and dated.

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Sites are added when their operators ask. A submission is reviewed by a person before anything runs; the first scan happens only after that, under the etiquette: robots.txt first, an identified User-Agent, at most 40 spaced requests, one scan per site per day.