AX Audit vs. the AgentReady.org standard

AgentReady.org is a specification, not a scoring product — it defines requirements under three phases (Find, Read, Act) with stable IDs like AR-FIND-01 and AR-ACT-03. AX Audit uses its own category taxonomy (AR-DISC, AR-CONT, AR-CAP, AR-AUTH, AR-COMM) covering the same general ground — discoverability, machine-readable content, callable capabilities, delegated identity, and agentic commerce — in the same spirit as the open standard, though the exact category boundaries and IDs differ between the two. Neither AgentReady.org's Find/Read/Act phases nor its listed requirements (AR-ACT-01 through AR-ACT-10, as published) define anything about an agent provisioning or creating an account — that's what AX Audit's AR-PROV category adds.

Can an agent actually open an account with you?

Every tool on this page — including this one — checks whether agents can find and read your site, and most now check whether they can transact with it. None of the three we compare against here define or score agent-initiated account provisioning: machine-readable terms, credential issuance, and signed-mandate consent, so an agent can sign up and get configured without a human filling out a form. AX Audit calls that AR-PROV. It's AINative's own extension to the taxonomy, not a repackaging of someone else's check.

Verified directly from agentready.org and its public spec repository: the Find/Read/Act phase structure and the AR-FIND/AR-READ/AR-ACT requirement IDs listed above. Note AgentReady.org's "AR-*" IDs and AINative's "AR-*" category names are not the same taxonomy — they share a prefix by convention, not by shared authorship, and the category boundaries don't map one-to-one. We did not find any requirement in the published spec covering agent-initiated account provisioning or KYC. AgentReady.org itself does not run a scanner — scoring is left to independent tools, which is why this page compares AX Audit against the standard's defined scope rather than against any specific scoring product.

See where your site actually stands

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