x.com

Poor · 20/100Scanned in 1.4s

We fetched your site exactly like an AI bot would — no JavaScript, server response only — and ran 9 weighted checks.

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How the score is calculated

Each of the 9 checks has a fixed weight. Your score is the sum of points earned — out of 100.

Bands

85–100 · Great — crawlers can read everything.
65–84 · Good — minor gaps to fix.
40–64 · Needs work — important signals missing.
0–39 · Poor — likely invisible to AI search.

AI crawler access and Server-side content carry the most weight (25 pts each, 50% combined). Failing either one usually drops the band by at least one tier.

AI crawler access
0/2525%
Server-side content
0/2525%
llms.txt
0/1010%
Sitemap
0/1010%
Structured data (JSON-LD)
8/88%
Title & Open Graph
4/88%
Heading structure
4/77.000000000000001%
Canonical URL
4/44%
llms.txt format
0/33%

How to interpret this report

We fetch your site the same way an AI bot does — no JavaScript, raw server response only. Each check shows the HTTP status and content-type we received so you can verify the result.

SPA fallback caveat. Many single-page apps (Vite, Next.js, React Router) serve index.html with HTTP 200 for any missing path — including /llms.txt, /robots.txt, and /sitemap.xml. We detect this and treat the file as missing. If a check says "SPA fallback", the file isn't really there — your server is just hiding the 404.
Valid file signatures. A real llms.txt starts with # Title; a real sitemap contains <urlset> or <sitemapindex>; a real robots.txt has directives like User-agent:. HTML responses fail these signatures even when the status is 200.
How to verify. Open the file in your browser or run curl -I https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt. If the content-type is text/html, the file isn't there — configure your host or framework to serve the real file before the SPA fallback.

FAQ · Common false positives

Many single-page apps (Vite, Next.js, React Router, Vercel/Netlify defaults) return your index.html with a 200 status for any missing path. We detect this and treat the file as missing — AI crawlers will too.
Run these against your live site. If content-type is text/html, the real file isn't being served:
Check headers — llms.txt
```
curl -sI -A "GPTBot" https://x.com/llms.txt
```
Check headers — robots.txt
```
curl -sI -A "GPTBot" https://x.com/robots.txt
```
Check headers — sitemap.xml
```
curl -sI -A "GPTBot" https://x.com/sitemap.xml
```

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Scanned 6/5/2026, 1:15:49 PM · https://x.com/home