turva.dev measures its own agent-readiness with two independent scanners. On startuphub.ai it ranks first among the publicly-scanned sites on the agent-readiness leaderboard at 100/100. On isitagentready.com, which checks 21 separate standards, it reaches Level 5. This is the log of taking the isitagentready commerce checks from mostly red to mostly green, without claiming a single capability the site does not actually have.
What was failing
The site sat at Level 5, but four checks in the discovery and commerce categories were red: the A2A Agent Card, AP2 agent payments, ACP discovery, and x402. Each red check is a claim an agent cannot verify. The job was to clear them honestly and to keep the startuphub.ai score at 100 while doing it.
The A2A Agent Card
An A2A Agent Card is a JSON file at /.well-known/agent-card.json that describes an agent interface, including its name, version, transport, and the skills it offers. turva now publishes one that points at its read-only HTTP and JSON surface, with skills that mirror the existing agent-skills index. The change was additive, a new file and a route, so it could not move the startuphub.ai score. The check went green.
