xfix

Checks a nonprofit's public website against the visible parts of Google's Ad Grants website policy: the domain serving the site itself, HTTPS, a findable mission, a physical address and registration number, real content on the key pages, working links and donate buttons, a mobile viewport and no ad-serving code. Reads the homepage, About, Programs, Contact and the donate destination without running JavaScript or submitting anything. Returns each policy rule as pass, fail or not checked, with what was seen and the fix. Does not access any Google account; passing does not guarantee approval. Use when the user asks about Google Ad Grants eligibility or their nonprofit website's readiness for it.

Reads a site's robots.txt the way 9 crawlers do (Googlebot, Bingbot, Applebot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-SearchBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Perplexity-User) and returns which may fetch the given page and the rule that blocks each one. Does not see CDN or firewall rules. Use when the user asks which bots or crawlers can access, crawl or read a site, or asks about robots.txt.

Fetches the public page at the given URL without running JavaScript and reports whether its main text is present in the HTML. Checks one page only. Use when the user asks whether a page's content can be read without JavaScript.

Runs the xfix search check on one public page: fetches it without running JavaScript, checks robots.txt for 9 crawlers, measures mobile speed and reviews text, headings and title. Returns a score out of 100, a grade, coverage, any failed gates and the 5 biggest point losses with fixes. Takes about a minute; if not finished within about 25 seconds, returns a check_id to fetch the result later.

Fetches one public product page without running JavaScript and reports whether the price and stock are in the HTML and which of six product structured data fields are present: price, availability, brand, identifier (gtin or sku), shipping details and aggregate rating. Use when the user gives a product page URL.

Checks whether AI assistants and shopping agents can read an online store. Fetches the public store pages the user names, without running JavaScript. Returns the store's AI Shopping Readiness Index score if the store is in the Index, which AI crawlers its robots.txt allows, and whether one product page shows price, stock and product structured data in its HTML. Use when the user asks if AI can find, read or shop their store. Does not test checkout or log in. Use when the user gives a store or domain.

Returns the result of an xfix search check started earlier, or its progress if it is still running.

Looks up a store domain in the xfix AI Shopping Readiness Index and returns its published score and the fields shown on the public Index page, or says the store is not in the Index. Does not fetch the store.