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Every guideline has a \"What \u0026 why\", a 1-5 complexity/impact score, concrete steps, and references. Where Forter ships infrastructure that satisfies a guideline, the file ends with a \"How Forter helps\" callout.\n\n## Download it offline\n\nhttps://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9817a638-6ffc-42b3-94b4-a0124f280cea\n\n**[Download the full guide (PDF)](https://l.forter.com/hubfs/Forter-agentic-readiness-guide.pdf)**\n\n## Read it online\n\nBrowse [`content/`](./content) directly on GitHub. Files are organized by module: `m1-*` Discoverable, `m2-*` Comprehensible, `m3-*` Trustworthy, `m4-*` Actionable, `m5-*` Experiential.\n\n## Audit your own site\n\nThis repo ships a Claude Code skill in [`SKILL.md`](./SKILL.md), backed by 25 machine-testable rubrics in [`audit/`](./audit), that turns the guide into an automated auditor. Point it at a site (and optionally its source) and it will:\n\n1. Run the probe in each `audit/m{M}-{N}.md` rubric against your site.\n2. Score each guideline **Pass / Partial / Fail / N/A**, citing the literal probe response as evidence.\n3. Rank Fails and Partials by **impact × (6 - complexity)** so the highest-leverage fixes float to the top.\n4. Optionally apply fixes as commits when you give it your repo path.\n\n### Install the skill\n\n[Claude Code](https://docs.claude.com/claude-code) auto-discovers skills under `~/.claude/skills/`. Clone once and **symlink** the repo in - no copying, so `git pull` keeps the skill current and your skills folder stays clean:\n\n```bash\ngit clone https://github.com/forter/agentic-readiness-guide.git\nmkdir -p ~/.claude/skills\nln -s \"$(pwd)/agentic-readiness-guide\" ~/.claude/skills/forter-agentic-readiness-audit\n```\n\n(The symlink's name matches the skill's `name`. The repo's root `SKILL.md` and `audit/` resolve straight through the symlink. To uninstall, `rm ~/.claude/skills/forter-agentic-readiness-audit` - that removes only the link, not your clone.)\n\nThen in any Claude Code session:\n\n```bash\nclaude \"Audit https://your-site.example.com against the Agentic Readiness Guide\"\n```\n\nClaude picks the skill up from its frontmatter `description` and runs it. Add `--add-dir /path/to/your/site` to include your source repo - fixes get applied as commits there. Type `/skills` inside Claude Code to confirm the skill is loaded.\n\n**Prereqs.** The probes shell out to `curl`, `jq`, and `python3` (for HTML parsing). All three are standard on macOS and most Linux distros; on a bare container, install via `apt-get install curl jq python3` or `brew install jq` (curl and python3 usually ship).\n\n### What you get\n\nA single `report/AUDIT.md` with, in order:\n\n- **One-line scoreboard** - `Score N/W (P%) · X Pass · Y Partial · Z Fail · K N/A`.\n- **Headline** - two sentences a non-technical reader can grasp: where the site sits and the rough shape of the gap.\n- **Action plan** - ordered fixes (smallest concrete change → guideline it unblocks → effort → point gain), with a projected post-fix score.\n- **Cross-cutting blockers** - when one bug gates ≥ 3 guidelines, it gets a dedicated reproduce-and-fix subsection instead of being repeated per row.\n- **Findings table** - 25 rows, one per guideline, with the literal probe response as inline evidence.\n\nRaw probe outputs land alongside in `report/*.out`; opt into `report/score.json` (machine-readable, schema below) and a PR-ready issue list by asking for them. A typical first audit on a real e-commerce site closes the discoverability tier in a day and surfaces 15-20 deeper items the team can sequence over a sprint.\n\n### `report/score.json` (machine-readable, opt-in)\n\nAsk for it explicitly (\"also write `score.json`\") and the skill emits a single JSON file next to `AUDIT.md` - the same scores as the report, structured for CI/CD gates, dashboards, or trend tracking. The findings table is for humans; `score.json` is for machines.\n\n```jsonc\n{\n  \"host\": \"example.com\",                 // bare host audited (no scheme)\n  \"tested_at\": \"2026-06-02T14:30:00Z\",   // ISO-8601 UTC timestamp of the run\n  \"scope\": [\"m1-1\", \"m1-2\", \"...\"],      // guideline ids actually scored this run (default: all 25)\n  \"scoreboard\": {\n    \"pass\": 4, \"partial\": 8, \"fail\": 11, \"na\": 2,   // guideline counts by status\n    \"blocked\": 0,                                    // guidelines gated by a cross-cutting blocker (↺)\n    \"weighted\": { \"points\": 31, \"total\": 142, \"pct\": 22 }  // summed sub-check weights; pct = points/total\n  },\n  \"blockers\": [                          // cross-cutting issues gating ≥3 guidelines (may be empty)\n    { \"id\": \"A\", \"title\": \"WAF challenges agent fetchers\", \"gates\": [\"m1-1\", \"m1-3\", \"m2-2\"] }\n  ],\n  \"guidelines\": [\n    {\n      \"id\": \"m1-1\",                      // matches content/m1-1-*.md and audit/m1-1.md\n      \"title\": \"Discovery files\",        // the audit rubric's short title\n      \"status\": \"partial\",              // \"pass\" | \"partial\" | \"fail\" | \"na\" | \"blocked\"\n      \"points\": 2,                       // sub-check weights earned\n      \"weight_total\": 10,                // sum of the rubric's sub-check weights (matches audit frontmatter)\n      \"complexity\": 1,                   // 1-5, from the rubric/content frontmatter\n      \"impact\": 4,                       // 1-5, from the rubric/content frontmatter\n      \"priority\": 20,                    // impact × (6 - complexity); higher = fix first\n      \"visual_change\": \"none\",          // \"none\" | \"low\" | \"medium\" | \"high\"\n      \"sub_checks\": [                    // one entry per rubric row, in order\n        { \"name\": \"sitemap.xml exists\",     \"pass\": true,  \"weight\": 1, \"evidence\": \"200 application/xml\" },\n        { \"name\": \"Content-Signal present\", \"pass\": false, \"weight\": 1, \"evidence\": \"no Content-Signal: line\" }\n        // weight: 0 rows are manual/bonus checks - surfaced but never drag the automated score\n      ],\n      \"fix_summary\": \"Add Content-Signal directive; create llms.txt and index.md; emit Link: headers.\"\n    }\n    // ... one object per guideline in scope\n  ]\n}\n```\n\n**Field notes.** `weighted.total` counts only guidelines that were scored (N/A and blocked guidelines are excluded), so `pct` reflects what was actually testable. `status` maps from `points / weight_total` per the rubric's thresholds (default **Pass ≥ 85%**, **Partial ≥ 30%**, **Fail \u003c 30%** - some rubrics override this; see [`audit/README.md`](./audit/README.md)). A sub-check with `\"weight\": 0` is a `(manual)` or bonus row: it appears for visibility but can never lower the automated score. `priority` is the same `impact × (6 - complexity)` ranking the action plan uses.\n\n## Cite it\n\nLicensed CC BY 4.0 - use, adapt, and quote freely with attribution to Forter.\n\n## Contribute\n\nSpotted an outdated reference? Missing protocol? Better wording for a guideline? PRs welcome.\n\n1. Edit the relevant markdown file in `content/`.\n2. Keep the frontmatter and H1 in sync (see [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](./CONTRIBUTING.md) for the schema).\n3. Open a PR against `main`.\n\nThe rendered PDF and webinar are produced from a separate build pipeline. CI (`npm test`) validates frontmatter, audit↔content alignment, and required section structure on every PR - so you'll find out before merge if something is off.\n\n## Structure\n\n```\ncontent/                    Human-facing guide (markdown, the editorial source of truth)\n  00-toc.md                 Table of contents\n  01-introduction.md        Lifecycle frame: Discover → Comprehend → Trust → Act → Experience\n  m{1-5}-0-module-*.md      Five module overviews\n  m{1-5}-{1-N}-*.md         Twenty-five guideline files\n\naudit/                      Machine-testable rubrics - one per guideline, used by SKILL.md\n  m{1-5}-{1-N}.md           Probe + weighted sub-checks + codebase hints\n  README.md                 Rubric file format \u0026 strict scoring rules\n\nSKILL.md                    Claude Code skill - orchestrates probes and writes report/AUDIT.md\nCONTRIBUTING.md             Frontmatter schema, body-section checklist, PR template\nscripts/validate.mjs        Self-contained frontmatter + alignment validator (npm test)\nLICENSE                     CC BY 4.0\n```\n\n## License\n\nContent is licensed [CC BY 4.0](./LICENSE). 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