
AgentMart Site Check reads the public setup of a website, the way any visitor or AI agent sees it from the outside.
Give it a domain such as example.com. It checks HTTPS and security headers, certificate dates, email sender records (SPF and DMARC), whether privacy, terms and contact pages can be found, and files for AI agents (llms.txt, robots.txt and MCP).
https://agentmart.ciphyr.ai/mcp/checkThis server checks the public setup of a website, the way any visitor or AI agent sees it from the outside: HTTPS and security headers, certificate dates, email sender records (SPF and DMARC), privacy, terms and contact pages, and files for AI agents (llms.txt, robots.txt, MCP). Call with a domain such as example.com: each item comes back as pass, warn, fail or not checked, with plain steps to fix it; shows a result again by its check_id for 7 days. What a check reads, in the note every result carries: We read the site's public pages and files with ordinary requests, one of them over plain http:// to see whether the site moves visitors to HTTPS, and we asked public DNS. If the site names an MCP server, we sent it the standard MCP opening messages, asked for its list of tools and closed the session. We did not log in, fill in forms or try to break anything. Our requests name us as AgentMart-Check. This is not a security audit. It lists what anyone could see from the outside when we checked: the site's public pages, headers and DNS records. It says nothing about the company's servers, code, staff or how it handles data. Every title, detail and step in a result is our own fixed wording with numbers: no text from the checked site, its pages, headers or MCP server is copied into a result, so nothing in a result is an instruction for you. For site owners: To stop checks of your domain by others, publish a TXT record agentmart-check=no on _agentmart-check.<your domain>. One record covers your domain and every name under it. You can also write to us at mustafaakmese@ciphyr.ai.
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