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Header Semantics Audit
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Header Semantics Audit is a paid API for AI agents from agentreadiness.halowerk.com, paid per call via x402, $0.001/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-14).
Passively fetches and audits a public URL's HTTP header semantics to evaluate AI agent readiness, returning observations, verdicts, evidence sources, and recommended actions.
Price / call$0.001
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Header semantics audit fetches current public evidence from the supplied target and evaluates the documented criterion. It returns the observation, threshold, verdict, exact evidence source, limitations and a mode-specific action. The check is passive: no login attempt, payload injection, exploit, purchase, form submission or load test is performed.
Output
Returns a structured result containing the observation (what was found in the headers), the evaluated threshold, a pass/fail verdict, the exact evidence source (e.g. specific header names and values), known limitations of the passive check, and a mode-specific recommended action. No authentication, payload injection, or form submission is performed.
Example use cases
Pre-launch agent readiness check
“Before we launch our new API product at api.mycompany.com, can you audit its HTTP header semantics and tell me if they're set up correctly for AI agents to access — give me the verdict and any recommended fixes?”
Diagnosing bot access issues
“Our site at blog.acmecorp.com seems to be blocking some AI crawlers — can you run a header semantics audit on it and show me the evidence and any limitations you find?”
Comparing two sites' header configurations
“Can you audit the header semantics on docs.serviceA.com and compare it against docs.serviceB.com to see which one is better configured for agent readiness?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://agentreadiness.halowerk.com/v1/header-semantics-audit?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a passive, non-invasive audit of HTTP response header semantics specifically for AI agent readiness assessment. It is ideal for developers or site owners who want to verify that their public-facing web properties expose correct headers for bot and agent access without triggering any login attempts, payload injections, or load tests. Prefer this over generic header-checking tools when the evaluation criterion is agent-readiness and you need a structured verdict with evidence and actionable guidance.
Side effects
- Target URL is unreachable or returns non-2xx status, resulting in an error or inconclusive verdict
- Supplied URL is malformed or too short (minLength 3), triggering a validation error
- Target uses auth-gated headers not visible without login, leading to incomplete evidence
- Rate limiting or network timeouts on the target side may cause partial results
- Comparison URL unreachable when compare_url is provided, preventing diff analysis
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | string | Public HTTP(S) URL or domain to inspect. A bare domain is normalized to HTTPS. |
| context | object | Optional non-secret correlation labels returned unchanged only in the request lifecycle. |
| baseline | — | Optional baseline returned by a previous snapshot call. |
| compare_url | string | Optional public comparison URL. Used by change and monitoring services. |
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