Agentronics — Landing Site
agentronics.dev: "Can AI agents buy from you?" The home page with the free Agent Readiness
Score, plus pricing, booking and the developer/SDK overview. The docs are a separate app served
under /docs (see next.config.mjs).
The home page is a static page
/ is the cofounder's redesign served as-is, for pixel parity: public/home.html with
public/home-assets/ (styles.css, app.js, favicon.svg). A beforeFiles rewrite in
next.config.mjs serves it, or public/index.md when a request sends Accept: text/markdown.
Edit the home page there, not in React. Changes made to the redesign files, on purpose:
- asset paths are root-relative (
/home-assets/…, /llms.txt, …);
- the logo is the brand master (red A on a lime square), not the redesign's placeholder mark;
- an inline snippet forwards
app.js's agentronics:track events to Vercel Web Analytics,
and there's an og:image;
- two claims the code doesn't back yet: "Context transfer between agents (coming soon)", and
the proof says "The scan found 3 gaps" (Agent Nic wasn't run on our own site).
The home page links to /signup?plan=…, /login and /demo: the first two redirect to the
console's sign-up and sign-in at app.agentronics.dev, the last to /book. /scan?url=x redirects to /?url=x, which runs the scan.
Design system
public/home-assets/styles.css is the design system for every page: app/layout.tsx imports it
after Tailwind, and the React pages use its classes (.nav, .section, .dark, .btn--go,
.plan, .compare, .final, .footer, …). components/layout/SiteEffects.tsx is the generic
part of app.js (nav state, reveal-on-scroll, highlighter, count-up). app/globals.css only adds
what the React pages need on top.
- Ink
#0B0B0C and white.
- Lime
#D4FF3A: go, ready, allow, every primary action (with ink text).
- Amber
#FFB224: partly ready, ask first. Red #FF4D1F: not ready, deny, loss.
- Fonts: Funnel Display (headlines), Funnel Sans (text), Martian Mono (labels, code).
- Logo:
components/ui/Logo.tsx (MARK_PATH), public/brand/, public/home-assets/favicon.svg.
Develop
npm install
npm run dev # http://localhost:3000
npm run build
The site needs no keys. Log in and Sign up (/login, /signup, /sign-in, /sign-up) redirect
to the console's own pages at app.agentronics.dev; /demo goes to the Calendly booking page.
To scan your local copy (private addresses are blocked by default), run with
SCAN_ALLOW_PRIVATE=1 and click "Scan this site yourself". It should score 100/100. Never set it
in production.
The scanner
GET /api/scan?url=example.com (or POST { url }) → the Agent Readiness Score as JSON:
12 pass/fail checks worth Find 5 each (20), Read 10 each (40) and Act 10 each (40); the score is the
sum of passed checks out of 100, and each group also reports its own percentage. Bands 0–40 / 41–70 / 71–100. Contract and checks: public/openapi.json, lib/agentscan/scanner.js
(the redesign's scanner, unchanged except for its fetch).
lib/agentscan/pinned-fetch.ts is the only way it touches the network: http/https on ports
80/443, every redirect hop checked, and DNS re-checked at connect time against private and
reserved ranges, so a rebinding answer can't get through. Size and time caps.- Per-IP rate limit (12/min) in memory per instance; a 28 s overall timeout.
- The site's WebMCP tool
check_agent_readiness calls the same endpoint.
Structure
public/home.html, home-assets/ the home page (static) and the design system
public/llms.txt, index.md, robots.txt, openapi.json, .well-known/api-catalog what agents read
app/ /pricing /book /developers, api/scan, sitemap, OG image
components/layout Navbar, Footer, SiteEffects (the home page's, for the React pages)
components/site ScanForm, Plans, FinalCta
components/webmcp registers the site's WebMCP tools (document.modelContext)
lib/catalog.ts plans, feature matrix, docs links — mirrors the console's enforced limits
lib/agentscan/ the scanner
