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Site review
A three-page report on whether search engines and AI assistants can read your site. Every finding comes with a check you can run yourself.
83-point checklist
Chris Lacey
Software for people who don't speak in requirements.
I build AI products, and I review websites for how well search engines and AI assistants can read them.
01 Findings
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One homepage sent no body text to any reader that doesn't run JavaScript. Its prices, clients and case studies never arrived.
403
Two sites refused a single AI crawler at the server. Nothing in robots.txt mentioned it.
$ curl -A "ClaudeBot" https://example.com/ 403
$ curl -A "GPTBot" https://example.com/ 200
/sample-page/
One sitemap listed two addresses. The second was the placeholder page WordPress creates on install.
02 Services
Three things I do.
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AI product engineering
Full-stack builds for products with a model in the middle: retrieval, agents, evaluation, and the interface around them.
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Fulcra
An AI advisory platform that applies mental models and structured reasoning to high-stakes decisions.
167 frameworks · 7 categories · live
03 Process
How a review works.
- You send a web address.
- I fetch it the way crawlers do, without JavaScript, and compare that with what a browser shows.
- You get three pages: findings in order, proof you can check, and what I left out on purpose.
04 About
Lacey Software is Chris Lacey, a full-stack AI product engineer. People don't speak in requirements. I build for that.