The recorded result
AI-Primed’s original hosted deployment
Observed
99/100 · A
We submitted our own public site using a paid-tier test account and a scoped API key. The API returned an accepted job; we invoked the authenticated processor locally and retrieved its completed result. The response contained two low-severity findings and one generated fix file.
This is a dated test observation, not a live score or a claim about deployed processing. It is separate from our historical 9 October before-and-after audit. No new remediation was applied during this API test.
From submission to technical receipt
- 01
Submit
POST /audits accepted our original hosted deployment with HTTP 202 and a persistent audit ID.
- 02
Process
The locally invoked, authenticated processor completed the queued audit using the shared audit engine.
- 03
Read back
GET /audits/{id} returned HTTP 200, status completed, the score, findings and saved fix draft.
Six check groups, one score
| Category | Score / 100 |
|---|---|
| Crawl & Bot Access | 100 |
| Structured Data | 100 |
| Commerce Readiness | Not applicable |
| Content Machine-Readability | 100 |
| Policy & Trust | 100 |
| Entity Signals | 95 |
What the engine observed
Structured Data · low
Detected schema.org types
All @types: Organization, ContactPoint, WebSite, FAQPage, Question, Answer Organization: complete WebSite: complete FAQPage: complete
Entity Signals · low
Organization has no sameAs links
Organization "AI-Primed" has no sameAs
The schema-types finding is an observation of existing markup, not a missing-schema failure. The remaining identity gap is the absence of sameAs links.
The fix returned—and why it stays a draft
schema.jsonld · Organization schema
The API saved an Organization schema draft with replacement fields for public profiles, contact details and a logo. Existing Organization markup was already complete; the draft still needs review and merging, not blind replacement.
We do not have verified public company profiles to supply for sameAs. We left that finding open rather than inventing links. There is no after-fix observation for this API test, no measured score uplift and no evidence of a change in AI mentions.
A readable extract of the response
Selected public fields from the recorded response. Account data and identifiers are omitted; this is not the full export.
{
"schema": "agentready.audit/v1",
"audit": {
"site": "AI-Primed’s original hosted deployment",
"status": "completed",
"score": 99,
"grade": "A",
"completed_at": "2026-10-20T22:07:49.996034Z"
},
"findings": [
{
"title": "Detected schema.org types",
"severity": "low"
},
{
"title": "Organization has no sameAs links",
"severity": "low"
}
],
"fixes": [
{
"title": "Organization schema",
"filename": "schema.jsonld",
"fix_type": "json_ld"
}
]
}What an integration can take from this
A visibility product can display the dated score, show the observed identity gap and offer the saved schema draft for customer review. The API supplies technical evidence and remediation output; it does not supply a new AI mention measurement or silently modify the customer’s site.
In a separate keyed audit on 20 October 2026, we compared the API result with the dashboard JSON export. The schema, audit, findings, fixes and evidence matched exactly: 99/100, grade A, two findings and one fix. This verifies the shared report contract, not deployment or third-party integration.
For prospective evaluators at Otterly, Peec or another AI visibility tool, this first-party case study is an inspectable example—not a claim that any of those tools has integrated AI-Primed.
View API access and pricingInspect the method. Try the contract.
Test-account access and local processing were verified. Deployed scheduled processing, live checkout and customer webhook delivery were not. Signed delivery is now implemented with a protected sender, but it was not part of this recorded audit. Sender deployment and a real receiver test remain pending; integrations should poll until activation. A single observation is not a guarantee of future results.