agentify is a proprietary Anthropic Skill that audits a repo or website for agentic-web readiness and scaffolds the layers it is missing.
Most of the web was built for people with browsers. A growing share of the traffic arriving at it is an AI agent acting for a person: it cannot read your hero copy, it will not fill in your form, and if it cannot find a machine-readable description of what you do, it moves on to something that has one. agentify is the checklist and the scaffolding for the other side of that: discovery files an agent can fetch, a callable surface it can use, a description of when your product is the right one, and tests that prove the whole thing still works next month.
It runs as an Anthropic Skill, so it loads into Claude Code, the Claude apps, or any agent that reads Anthropic Skills. You point it at a repo or a domain, it grades what is there, and it writes the missing pieces from templates that have already survived contact with a production site.
It was extracted from a real campaign, not designed in the abstract. Every template in it was written to fix a specific check on a specific live scanner, then generalised only after it moved that check. That is also why the skill carries a field guide of the ways a scanner's own pass strings mislead you — several of them cost days before they were written down.
This site is itself audited by the skill, publicly, which is the only honest way to sell one. The score it earns is the score the method earns.
Rayyan Zahid. Reachable through the contact page and on LinkedIn. Access requests are reviewed personally rather than granted automatically, which is slower and is the point: a short answer about what you would actually do with it is worth more than a form submission.