Agent readiness

Canonical agentic commerce skills, aggregated by wakqasahmed/skills

Install

npx -y skills add wakqasahmed/agentic-commerce-skills --skill agent-readiness

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Check whether AI agents can discover, read, cite, and safely act on an ecommerce storefront. Use for agentic commerce readiness reviews.

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Confirm crawl access and public URL quality.
Check product/category/policy readability without client-side-only traps.
Check structured product data, variants, availability, price, and policy context.
Check whether support and checkout actions are clearly bounded.
Identify missing agent-facing affordances such as sitemap, llms.txt, markdown-friendly content, or API/protocol paths.

Run the checks with the commands in references/checks.md and cite command output as evidence for each finding.

Access-file depth (robots, sitemap, llms.txt) → llms-txt-and-crawler-access.
Structured-data depth → schema-markup-audit from the ai-visibility pack.
Scoring and routing the whole store → readiness-audit; this skill feeds its agent-access dimension.

Separate read readiness from action readiness.
Return explicit blocker codes for unavailable crawl access, raw-HTML product gaps, missing product facts, policy/support gaps, or an unknown action boundary; do not call an action safe merely because catalog content is readable.
See ../references/guardrails.md for shared cross-skill guardrails (autonomous action safety, evidence provenance, internal runtime disclosure).