executor.sh
agent readiness score · scanned Aug 18, 2026 · 36s · Agent Tools
#279 of 979 · #20 in category
Executor is an integration platform and MCP gateway that connects AI agents to various services like Google Workspace, GitHub, and Slack, allowing them to read data and perform actions through a single endpoint while optimizing context window usage.
Discovery 15/20
Access 16.7/30
Usability 22.6/40
Payments 2.5/10
Top fixes
- +5.8
AI crawler policy
robots.txt blocks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, CCBot, meta-externalagent, Bytespider. Add explicit `User-agent: <bot>` / `Allow: /` groups for the AI agents you welcome; a blanket Disallow makes you invisible to them.
- +5
Sitemap present & fresh
Publish /sitemap.xml, reference it from robots.txt, and include <lastmod> dates so agents can tell what's current. Freshest lastmod seen: none.
- +5
Machine-readable pricing
Add Offer JSON-LD per plan (name, price, priceCurrency, billing period) to https://executor.sh/login?returnTo=%2Fpricing so pricing parses without inference.
- +4.6
JSON-LD structured data
Embed Organization + WebSite JSON-LD on your homepage (name, url, logo, sameAs) and Product/Offer JSON-LD on pricing.
- +3.1
agents.md
Add /agents.md: what agents may do on your site, key URLs, auth, rate limits, and who to contact.
- +2.6
MCP server discovery
Publish /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json describing your MCP endpoint so agents can autodiscover it. Evidence found: llms.txt.
1.Can an agent discover and trust you?
4/8
1.Can an agent discover and trust you?
Whether agents can crawl you, find you in the registries and searches they check, and trust what they find.
✗Sitemap present & fresh0/4
No valid sitemap found: robots.txt listed 0 Sitemap URL(s), and GET /sitemap.xml returned HTTP 200
fix → Publish /sitemap.xml, reference it from robots.txt, and include <lastmod> dates so agents can tell what's current. Freshest lastmod seen: none.
Resolved the sitemap from robots.txt or /sitemap.xml, validated XML, and checked lastmod freshness
spec ↗✓Brand search discoverability4/4
Both searches ("Executor" and "Executor agent tools") cited executor.sh: https://executor.sh/, https://executor.sh/docs/local/cli
Ran clean brand-name web searches and checked whether your domain is cited in the results
—MCP registry listingsna
No MCP server detected for this product
Queried the official MCP registry, Smithery, Glama, and PulseMCP for servers matching your domain
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2.Do you welcome agents?
7/16
2.Do you welcome agents?
Whether your robots policy, bot protection, and agent guidance actively admit AI agents instead of blocking them.
✓robots.txt present & parseable2/2
/robots.txt parses: 10 User-agent group(s), 0 Sitemap line(s)
Fetched /robots.txt and validated it parses as a robots policy
spec ↗✗AI crawler policy0/5
robots.txt blocks 6 of 12 AI crawler user-agents from /: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, CCBot, meta-externalagent, Bytespider
fix → robots.txt blocks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, CCBot, meta-externalagent, Bytespider. Add explicit `User-agent: <bot>` / `Allow: /` groups for the AI agents you welcome; a blanket Disallow makes you invisible to them.
Evaluated robots.txt groups for the major AI agent user-agents (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, …)
◐Content Signals directives1/2
1 Content-Signal line(s) found in robots.txt but none parse as `key=yes|no` pairs (e.g. `search=yes,ai-train=no,use=reference`)
fix → Fix the Content-Signal syntax to comma-separated `key=yes|no` pairs, e.g. `Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-train=no`.
Looked for Content-Signal lines in robots.txt
spec ↗✓Agent user-agent parity4/4
All three UAs get HTTP 200; bot bodies are ClaudeBot 100%, GPTBot 100% of the browser response (70844 bytes)
Compared responses served to browser and AI-agent user-agents (informational while in beta)
✗agents.md0/3
No agents.md: https://executor.sh/agents.md → HTTP 200, https://executor.sh/AGENTS.md → HTTP 200
fix → Add /agents.md: what agents may do on your site, key URLs, auth, rate limits, and who to contact.
Fetched /agents.md and checked for substantive agent guidance
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3.Does an agent understand who you are and what you do?
12/18
3.Does an agent understand who you are and what you do?
Whether your pages carry machine-readable identity: structured data, llms.txt, clear copy an agent can quote.
✓Homepage states what you are3/3
Homepage clarity rated 5/5 — an agent can confidently say what this company does (model's one-sentence read: "Executor is an integration platform and MCP gateway that connects AI agents to various services like Google Workspace, GitHub, and Slack, allowing them to read data and perform actions through a single endpoint while optimizing context window usage.")
An LLM read your homepage as an agent would and rated how confidently it could say what you do
✓OpenGraph / social metadata2/2
Homepage has og:title, og:description, and og:image (twitter:card="summary_large_image" present)
Parsed homepage og:title / og:description / og:image and twitter:card meta tags
spec ↗✓llms.txt4/4
/llms.txt is valid llmstxt.org shape: H1 "Executor", 6 markdown link(s)
Fetched /llms.txt and validated it against the llmstxt.org shape (H1, summary, curated links)
spec ↗✗llms-full.txt0/2
/llms-full.txt returned HTML (content-type text/html), not markdown
fix → Serve /llms-full.txt as plain markdown, not an HTML page.
Fetched /llms-full.txt and checked for substantial inline markdown content
spec ↗✗JSON-LD structured data0/4
No application/ld+json blocks found on homepage and pricing page
fix → Embed Organization + WebSite JSON-LD on your homepage (name, url, logo, sameAs) and Product/Offer JSON-LD on pricing.
Extracted and validated application/ld+json blocks on the homepage and pricing page
spec ↗✓Markdown content negotiation3/3
https://executor.sh/docs returns markdown for `Accept: text/markdown` (content-type text/markdown)
Requested key pages with Accept: text/markdown and probed .md twin URLs
4.Can an agent integrate with you?
watch →16.5/21
4.Can an agent integrate with you?
Whether the artifacts an agent needs to build on you — docs, API specs, SDKs, MCP servers — exist and are findable.
✓Developer resource discoverability3/3
Search "Executor API documentation" cited your own domain: https://executor.sh/docs/llms.txt, https://executor.sh/docs
Searched for your brand with developer-keyword suffixes and checked which official resources are cited
✓OpenAPI spec discoverable5/5
OpenAPI spec found at https://executor.sh/api/openapi.json (version 3.1.0)
Probed standard OpenAPI locations and docs links for a fetchable, parseable spec
spec ↗✓Docs discoverable4/4
Docs found at https://executor.sh/docs (via homepage link, 4075 chars of readable text)
Followed homepage nav/footer links and probed /docs, /developers, docs.{domain}
◐MCP server discovery2.5/5
MCP evidence found only as a mention in llms.txt: "MCP server" — no well-known server card
fix → Publish /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json describing your MCP endpoint so agents can autodiscover it. Evidence found: llms.txt.
Probed /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json, mcp.json, and docs mentions for an MCP endpoint
spec ↗✓npm SDK2/2
Official npm package "executor" (verified via README mentions the domain): latest 1.5.41 published 2026-08-17
Searched the npm registry for an official, domain-verified SDK package
✗PyPI SDK0/2
No official PyPI SDK found: probed 4 candidate(s) (executor, executor-sdk, executorapi, executor-python) — found but not domain-verified: executor
fix → Publish an official Python SDK (suggest "executor") with your domain in the project URLs so agents can verify it's official.
Searched PyPI for an official, domain-verified SDK package
5.Is your integration well-built?
watch →3.5/8
5.Is your integration well-built?
Whether your specs, docs, and tools are complete and descriptive enough for an agent to use them without guessing.
◐OpenAPI validity & quality1.5/3
Spec at https://executor.sh/api/openapi.json: 4/7 quality criteria passed (79 paths, 102 operations) — failing: info.description ≥ 50 chars; ≥ 70% of operations have description/summary; servers present
fix → Spec fails: info.description ≥ 50 chars; ≥ 70% of operations have description/summary; servers present. Agents generate calls directly from your spec — descriptions and securitySchemes are load-bearing.
Linted the spec: descriptions, operationIds, securitySchemes, servers
◐Docs quality2/3
Docs at https://executor.sh/docs scored clarity 4/5, completeness 3/5, runnable examples 2/5, agent-friendliness 4/5 (mean 3.3/5)
fix → Docs scored 2/5 on runnable examples. The documentation provides a setup prompt for an agent, but it doesn't include actual runnable code examples or detailed steps for an agent to follow to install and configure Executor without human interaction.
An LLM rated your docs for clarity, completeness, runnable examples, and agent-friendliness
✗Quickstart / getting started0/2
No quickstart/getting-started link or heading found on docs page https://executor.sh/docs (searched 34 links)
fix → Add a copy-pasteable quickstart (auth → first API call) — agents follow it literally.
Looked for a quickstart/getting-started guide containing code blocks
—MCP tool qualityna
No MCP endpoint known — tool lint requires a tools/list
Linted listed tools for descriptions, typed input schemas, and naming
6.Can an agent use you reliably in production?
watch →2/4
6.Can an agent use you reliably in production?
Response hygiene, TLS and redirect discipline, and security contact channels agents depend on at runtime.
◐TLS & redirect hygiene1/2
http://executor.sh/ serves HTTP 200 without redirecting to https
fix → 301-redirect all http requests to https in one hop.
Checked http→https redirect behavior, chain length, and TLS health
✓Response speed & weight1/1
Homepage TTFB 1056ms, payload 69KB, Content-Encoding: br
Measured homepage TTFB, payload size, and compression
✗security.txt0/1
https://executor.sh/.well-known/security.txt returned HTML, not a plaintext security.txt
fix → Publish RFC 9116 /.well-known/security.txt with a Contact and a future Expires.
Fetched /.well-known/security.txt and validated Contact + Expires
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7.Can an agent authenticate to you?
watch →3/7
7.Can an agent authenticate to you?
Whether agents can discover your auth model machine-readably (OAuth metadata) and follow documented steps to credentials.
✓OAuth authorization server metadata3/3
Valid RFC 8414 metadata at https://executor.sh/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server: issuer https://signin.executor.sh, PKCE S256, dynamic client registration at https://signin.executor.sh/oauth2/register
Fetched /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server (and openid-configuration fallback)
spec ↗✗OAuth protected resource metadata0/2
No RFC 9728 metadata: https://executor.sh/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource → HTTP 200
fix → Serve RFC 9728 metadata at /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource naming your authorization servers so agents can discover how to authenticate.
Fetched /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource
spec ↗✗Auth documentation0/2
No auth/API-key link found among 34 links on docs page https://executor.sh/docs, and /auth.md is absent
fix → Document auth end-to-end (key creation → header format → example call), or ship /auth.md.
Looked for /auth.md or an authentication docs page with code examples
8.Can an agent transact with you?
watch →2.5/15
8.Can an agent transact with you?
Whether pricing is discoverable and machine-readable, and whether you support agent payment protocols.
◐Pricing discoverable2.5/5
Pricing page found at https://executor.sh/login?returnTo=%2Fpricing (via path probe) but no legible price signals in 72 chars of page text — no currency amounts, "per month"/"/mo", or "free plan" terms (reads as contact-sales only).
fix → Add literal plan prices to https://executor.sh/login?returnTo=%2Fpricing; 'Contact sales'-only pricing means agents can't complete a purchase evaluation.
Followed nav/footer links and probed /pricing for a page with legible price signals
✗Machine-readable pricing0/5
No pricing plans could be extracted from https://executor.sh/login?returnTo=%2Fpricing (extraction confidence 0.00); no Offer JSON-LD on the page.
fix → Add Offer JSON-LD per plan (name, price, priceCurrency, billing period) to https://executor.sh/login?returnTo=%2Fpricing so pricing parses without inference.
Looked for Offer JSON-LD, then had an LLM attempt structured extraction of your plans
spec ↗✗x402 payment support0/2
/.well-known/x402 returned HTTP 404. No x402 support detected (bonus check — absence costs nothing).
fix → Support x402: serve payment requirements at /.well-known/x402, or answer unauthenticated API calls with HTTP 402 plus an x402 payment-requirements payload (x402Version, accepts[]).
Probed /.well-known/x402 and API endpoints for HTTP 402 payment-required envelopes
spec ↗✗AP2 readiness0/1
No AP2 hints found — scanned llms.txt, agents.md, docs page (https://executor.sh/docs), OpenAPI spec (https://executor.sh/api/openapi.json); /.well-known/ap2 returned HTTP 200.
fix → Adopt AP2 to accept delegated agent payments — see https://ap2-protocol.org.
Scanned fetched artifacts and well-known paths for AP2 hints
spec ↗✗Agentic Commerce Protocol0/1
No Agentic Commerce Protocol hints found — scanned llms.txt, agents.md, docs page (https://executor.sh/docs), OpenAPI spec (https://executor.sh/api/openapi.json); /.well-known/acp returned HTTP 200.
fix → Adopt the Agentic Commerce Protocol so agent checkouts can complete against your store — see https://developers.openai.com/commerce.
Scanned docs and specs for agentic checkout endpoints
spec ↗✗Other agent payment protocols0/1
No UCP/MPP hints found — scanned llms.txt, agents.md, docs page (https://executor.sh/docs), OpenAPI spec (https://executor.sh/api/openapi.json).
fix → Track emerging agent payment protocols (UCP, MPP) and adopt the ones your buyers' agents use.
Scanned fetched artifacts for UCP/MPP protocol hints
9.Can a user act through an agent?
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9.Can a user act through an agent?
Whether an end user's agent can operate on their behalf: working MCP tools, published skills, agent configs.
—Agent skill publishedna
Requires the analysis phase — not yet evaluated
Checked /skill.md, /.well-known/skills/, and skills.sh for published agent skills
—MCP handshake & tools listna
No MCP endpoint known — nothing to handshake with
Performed a streamable-HTTP initialize + tools/list against the MCP endpoint
spec ↗—Agent configs in public repona
Requires the analysis phase — not yet evaluated
Checked your public GitHub org's main repos for AGENTS.md / .claude / .cursor configs
10.Can an agent operate your website directly?
5.5/9
10.Can an agent operate your website directly?
Whether the site itself is legible to non-rendering and browser agents: semantic HTML, no JS walls, accessibility.
✗NLWeb endpoint0/1
No NLWeb endpoint detected: /.well-known/nlweb.json returned HTTP 404 (text/html); GET /ask?query=hello returned HTTP 200 (text/html)
fix → Consider exposing an NLWeb /ask endpoint (and /.well-known/nlweb.json) for conversational access to your content.
Probed /.well-known/nlweb.json and the /ask endpoint
spec ↗◐Semantic HTML structure1.5/3
4/6 semantic signals present on the homepage (missing: <header>/<footer>, text-to-markup ratio ≥ 0.10)
fix → Add the missing structure: <header>/<footer>, text-to-markup ratio ≥ 0.10. Agents parse structure, not pixels.
Scored landmark elements, heading hierarchy, and text-to-markup ratio on the homepage
✓Content readable without JavaScript2/2
Homepage raw HTML contains 6707 chars of visible text without JavaScript
Measured visible text in the raw, unrendered homepage HTML
✓Accessibility basics2/2
Homepage accessibility: 5/5 checks passed
Static checks: lang attribute, title, alt coverage, labeled inputs, landmarks
✗WebMCP0/1
No WebMCP evidence on homepage: no application/webmcp script and no navigator.modelContext reference
fix → Consider WebMCP to expose page actions as tools to browser agents.
Looked for WebMCP script declarations on the homepage
spec ↗