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Readiness audit

Skill wakqasahmed/agentic-commerce-skills/skills/agentic-commerce/readiness-audit

Canonical agentic commerce skills, aggregated by wakqasahmed/skills

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

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Route an ecommerce storefront through an Agentic Commerce readiness audit. Use when assessing whether a store should move to Custom Agent, Verified Audit, Forward Deployed Engineering, or Not Qualified.

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Readiness Audit

Workflow

  1. Confirm the submitted URL is a public production storefront.
  2. Score each dimension below from public signals only, citing at least one URL or check per score.
  3. Label evidence as public-signal only unless verified exports are explicitly provided.
  4. Route using the thresholds, then state next steps and limitations.

Scoring rubric

Score each dimension 0-3.

Dimension0123
SEO basicsNot indexable, or robots/canonical brokenIndexable but thin metadata, weak internal linksSolid metadata and sitemap, minor gapsClean indexing, canonicals, sitemap, crawlable pages
AEO/GEO contentNo answerable contentSome FAQ or policy text, buried or vagueClear FAQs, policies, comparisons on stable URLsRich answer-shaped content with evidence and dates
Product knowledgeNo structured data, sparse product copyPartial attributes, no variants or availabilityProduct schema with price and availability, variant gapsComplete attributes, variants, stock, offers in structured data
Agent accessCrawlers or AI bots blockedAccessible but client-side-only renderingServer-rendered content and sitemap, no agent affordancesExplicit affordances: llms.txt, feeds, or API/protocol paths
Policy/supportPolicies missing or contradictoryPolicies vague on returns, shipping, refundsClear policies and findable support channelsPolicies precise enough for an agent to answer or act on
Commerce/action readinessNo bounded actions possibleCheckout works for humans onlySupervised cart/checkout with bounded actions, explicit policy and escalation; trust, authority, or lifecycle verification remains incompleteTested protocol or API ordering path with verified agent identity, scoped delegated authority, secure payment handoff, retry safety, and authenticated order lifecycle

An advertised protocol or API endpoint alone cannot score 3. For action-capable goals, missing agent verification or delegated authority caps this dimension at 2; use commerce-protocol-readiness for the underlying trust and lifecycle evidence. This refines the existing dimension without changing dimensions or routing thresholds.

Routing thresholds

  • Any dimension at 0, or total ≤ 6 → Not Qualified. Fix blocking gaps first; hand off to ai-search-remediation-plan.
  • Total 7-11 → Verified Audit. Signals are mixed; verified exports (Search Console, analytics, order data) are needed before recommending a build.
  • Total ≥ 12 with agent access ≥ 2 and policy/support ≥ 2 → Custom Agent. Hand off to custom-agent-remediation-plan.
  • Total ≥ 12 but a standard setup cannot cover the platform, protocol, or integration gaps → Forward Deployed Engineering. Confirm with fde-opportunity-map.

A worked example with scores, evidence, and routing is in references/example-audit.md.

Guardrails

  • Do not imply access to Search Console, analytics, revenue, logs, rankings, or conversions unless the user provided verified exports.
  • See ../references/guardrails.md for shared cross-skill guardrails (autonomous action safety, evidence provenance, internal runtime disclosure).
  • Prefer practical remediation over generic score commentary.

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