# GitHub repository agent-readiness audit

The GitHub repository audit creates a shareable coding-agent readiness report for any public GitHub repository. The visitor's browser reads GitHub's public REST API directly, so visitors do not compete for a shared server allowance. It does not require a GitHub sign-in or token and does not request private-repository access.

## What it checks

- A root `AGENTS.md`, or recognized tool-specific guidance when the universal file is absent
- The quality of an existing `AGENTS.md`, including commands, boundaries, validation, safety, and completion evidence
- A root README and recognized package or build manifest
- A dependency lockfile
- A visible root test surface
- A recognized CI workflow surface
- Contribution, security, or ownership guidance

The result URL contains the public `owner/repository` name so another visitor can reproduce the report. A visitor can also copy a Markdown badge for the repository README; the badge links to the reproducible report, while badge image requests are excluded from user and product-action metrics. Repo Agent Kit does not save the repository URL or fetched file contents to its analytics database. GitHub may apply its normal public API rate limits.

Run an audit: https://repoagentkit.com/github-repo-audit