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
13 Sep 2026
- ✕An MCP door answers at /mcp (200, or a deliberate 401/403/405)POST /mcp tools/list → 404Optional: an MCP endpoint lets an agent read your data under a key. If you have one, say so in the agent card.optional; 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)Add `<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">`; without it the card falls back to a bare link.w 1
- ✕og:image declares its dimensionsog:image:width/height: (absent) × (absent)Add og:image:width and og:image:height so a reader can lay the card out without downloading the image first.w 1
- ✕A Content-Security-Policy is declaredcontent-security-policy: (absent)Add a Content-Security-Policy. Start in report-only mode; the point here is that one exists and is deliberate, not that it is strict.w 1
- ✕Framing is controlled (X-Frame-Options or CSP frame-ancestors)x-frame-options: (absent) · frame-ancestors in CSP: noDeclare who may frame the page, with `frame-ancestors` in your CSP (the modern form) or `X-Frame-Options`.w 1
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 one of the 73 checks explained, the 7 things an agent could not read and how to fix each one — steps, a verify line, the WordPress and hand-built variants.
Later: monitoring — a fresh scan on a schedule and a note when a grade moves.
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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.