agentic checks passed 51% readiness - how well this site can be read, trusted and transacted with by AI agents
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uscourts.gov is live and passes 11 of 30 agentic-readiness checks (51%). It runs on drupal over HTTPS.
For AI agents, uscourts.gov's strongest signals are clean semantic HTML, tidy, crawlable markup, fully indexable pages, and a visually stable layout. Approximately 1737 DOM nodes - consider simplifying.
Its main gaps are no Schema.org structured data, shallow schema coverage, no speakable schema for voice agents, and no llms.txt for agent discovery. The weakest area is Structured data; addressing it first would raise this score the most.
Agent interaction
✓Semantic HTML5 & AccessibilityARIA attributes found for accessibility
✓Clean, Crawlable HTMLPage has substantial text content accessible without JavaScript
~Extraction Friction ScoreHigh jargon density in opening content
✓Indexability & Snippet EligibilityPages are indexable and snippet-eligible - the precondition for Google AI features is met
✗Speakable SchemaNo JSON-LD found across homepage - cannot assess speakable schema
AI discovery
✗llms.txt FileNo llms.txt file found at https://uscourts.gov/llms.txt (connection failed)
✗robots.txt for AI CrawlersNo explicit AI crawler rules in robots.txt
✓Sitemap CompletenessSitemap index found, indicating organized sitemap structure
✗RSS/Atom FeedHomepage does not link to an RSS/Atom feed in <head>
✗Internationalization SignalsNo hreflang alternate links found
✗Content Licensing & AI PermissionsNo ai.txt file found
Trust & transparency
~Entity Authority & E-E-A-TNo phone number found on homepage
✗Creator TransparencyCreator visibility is weak on content-like pages
~Methodology TransparencyLittle content-production or review transparency is visible
~AI Assistance DisclosureNo AI-assistance disclosure found on sampled pages (neutral - the engine cannot tell whether AI was used)
~Visible Date Signal4 visible <time> element(s) with datetime attribute found across homepage
✓Title & Meta Quality1/1 pages lack a usable meta description
~Content Freshness SignalsNo JSON-LD date properties (datePublished/dateModified) found across homepage
✗Author & Expert SchemaNo Person schema found across homepage
Every check is a verifiable fact about uscourts.gov's live pages. Scoring follows Google Lighthouse agentic-browsing: a fraction of concrete checks, not an invented 0-100.
How to improve for AI agents
The highest-impact changes to make uscourts.gov more agent-ready, in priority order.
1 Add structured tables and lists high impactlow effort
Present uscourts.gov's comparison and spec data as real HTML tables and lists agents can extract.
2 Add JSON-LD structured data critical impactmedium effort
Mark up uscourts.gov's homepage with Schema.org JSON-LD (Organization, WebSite) an agent can read as facts.
3 Add content freshness signals high impactlow effort
Refresh and re-date uscourts.gov's key pages so agents see it as maintained.
4 Strengthen entity authority (NAP) medium impactlow effort
Make uscourts.gov's name, address and phone consistent and add Organization schema to anchor its identity.
Trust & legitimacy signals
✓Currently activeyes (HTTP 200)
✓Secure (HTTPS)yes
✓Identifiable technologydrupal
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Agentic readiness for uscourts.gov last checked . Machine-readable: JSON. Method: methodology.