B2B SaaS with AI signals but no /.well-known/agent.json (Agent Web Protocol)

This check looks for a /.well-known/agent.json file, sometimes called the 'robots.txt for AI agents', which declares what an AI agent is allowed to do on your site. This is a B2B (business-to-business) SaaS (software as a service, meaning software delivered over the internet rather than installed) site with AI signals present, but no agent.json file was found. Without it, AI agents like OpenAI's Operator or Atlas, Anthropic's Computer Use, and Google's Project Mariner can't discover or safely invoke your service on a customer's behalf. As more buyers start delegating tasks to AI agents, sites that can't be discovered this way risk losing that segment of business entirely. Your engineering team should publish agent.json describing your actions schema (what an agent is allowed to do), authentication requirements, and rate limits, following the reference spec at agent-json.org. Budget two to three days for a developer to define the schema and publish it.