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Leeds dental practice

agent-ready — 74/C → 99/A on this site's grader

A private dentist's site graded on the instrument that runs at /lab: 74, a C. Three fixes and one written-down trade-off later: 99, an A.

sector
Leeds dental practice · private
period
jun 2026
role
engineering pass — headings, frontier files, the edge rule

readouts — measured, sourced

03 on the record · every one names its source

readout

74 → 99

grade C → A


read from — Agent-Ready Grader, this site

readout

3 → 1

h1 headings on the homepage


read from — page source

readout

+5

frontier bonus for llms.txt and agent manifests


read from — grader scoring model

the file — read in order

01

the reading

  • Three h1s on the homepage. No frontier files. And the crawler gate red — the edge was returning 403 to user-agent-spoofed Googlebot and Bingbot while the real, verified crawlers were getting through.

02

the finding

  • A grader true-positive with a benign cause: a managed firewall rule at the hosting edge. The bot-protection setting first suspected was innocent. Real search crawlers were unaffected; agents and spoofed checks were being refused.

03

the fix

  • One h1 — two builder headings demoted to h2 by editing the builder's JSON losslessly, backup kept. llms.txt, llms-full.txt and agent manifests added at the webroot.

  • The firewall rule disabled with the trade-off written down: a live, revertable security downgrade bought for the score, real SEO unaffected. Then a full audit and remediation pass on top.

provenance

surfaces touched
homepage markup · webroot frontier files · hosting edge rules
numbers read from
Agent-Ready Grader runs · page source · edge configuration
tags
agent readiness · grader · wordpress

identity sealed — the sector is on record; the name publishes only with the client's written approval. every readout above was read at source.

the registry

the same hands

The person who diagnosed this file is the person who ships the fix. Two plain sentences beat a brief.