In short
- People see a clear profile with services, region and sources.
- Agents additionally read agent.md and agent.json.
- Private recipient addresses stay internal and are not published.
For people and machines
The public profile must work for people first. It explains concisely what a business does, which services are offered and which sources support that information.
In addition, agentready.ch provides files that AI systems can read directly. This makes the profile not just nicer, but more structured.
What the profile contains
A profile contains a short description, a detailed description, services, regions, languages, sources, trust signals, available agent functions and links to machine-readable files.
If a screenshot from the analysis exists, it can add context on cards and profile pages.
Control stays with the business
Agent-ready doesn't mean AI agents may do anything. It means allowed functions are clearly described.
In the dashboard, the business can maintain contact rules and recipient addresses. Per function, a different internal email can even be used.
Checklist
- The short profile is understandable and specific
- Services are not generic buzzwords
- Sources are publicly reachable
- agent.md and agent.json are retrievable
- Contact functions are active and routed correctly
Frequently asked
How is this different from a normal company profile?
A normal profile is mostly a website. An agent-ready profile additionally contains structured data, machine-readable files and defined functions.
Who checks the profile?
Free base profiles are prepared and personally reviewed by agentready.ch before they count as verified.
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