Public website¶
What's on transica.dev and what each page is for. Everything here is open without an account.
| Page | Address | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Home | / | The product in three steps (Build → Get listed → Host), pictured with a made-up business, Marigold Tickets; why an app beats your website; the free scan form. |
| Pricing | /pricing | Plans with a monthly or yearly switch, the live-app definition, a full comparison table, test credits, credit packs, the done-for-you listing and an FAQ. |
| Agent tests | /agent-test | What an AI browser test is, the failures it finds and how it stays safe on production. |
| Methodology | /methodology | The full method: what a scan requests, every scored check, how points add up, agent standards, agent tests and comparisons. |
| Sample report | /sample | A scan report for a fictional pricing page with two deliberate issues, to show how a report reads. |
| MCP directory check | /tools/mcp-directory-check | The free check, see MCP directory check. |
| Live scan | /tools/ai-readiness-scan?url=… |
Runs a fresh page scan on every visit and saves nothing. It's where the Transica connector's report links go; it isn't in the menus. |
| MCP server docs | /docs/mcp | How to use the Transica connector, see Transica connector. |
| Guides | /guides | Long-form guides: the MCP server lifecycle, ways to build one, turning your API into one, sign-in (OAuth), per-tool access, hosting, the ChatGPT and Claude directories, where else to list, keeping listings healthy and an MCP glossary. |
| Blog | /blog | Articles on AI agent traffic, why agents trip up on websites, live apps, MCP tool design, the MCP ecosystem in numbers, brands already inside AI assistants and getting listed. |
| About, Contact | /about, /contact | Who we are; a contact form for the done-for-you listing, reviews, fixes and report questions, and the support address (support@transica.dev). |
| Legal | /terms, /privacy, /refunds | Terms of service, privacy policy (data inventory, processors, retention) and refund policy. |
| Sign in, Sign up | /login, /signup | Email and password or Google. Sign-up is free and needs no card. |
Home¶
The hero shows the whole idea in one picture: a person asks ChatGPT for jazz gigs, the question reaches Marigold Tickets' hosted app, its search_events tool runs, and the answer comes back with prices and seats. The sections below walk through Build, Get listed and Host, each drawn from real product screens (the business is made up; every feature shown exists).
Pricing¶
The plans, credits and limits are summarised in Plans and credits.
Agent tests¶
What an AI browser test finds (missing or wrong prices, unrecognizable controls, confusing forms, inconsistent journeys, hidden controls, sign-in blockers) and why it's safe on production. In the product, see Run an AI browser test.
Methodology¶
"How we test your site" is the source of truth for scoring. It names the scoring version (agent-readiness-0.6), lists all 21 scored scan rules with their impact, explains how points add up and what is never scored, covers the agent standards score, and describes how agent tests and comparisons are graded by checks the agent never sees.
Sample report¶
Guides¶
Guides are written from each platform's public documentation, with links to the originals. They're a good companion to the Get listed flow.
For AI agents¶
AI agents and tools can find transica.dev's free checks without reading its pages:
| File | What it says |
|---|---|
| /robots.txt | AI search and assistant crawlers are welcome on public pages, with Content Signals search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes. |
| /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt | A plain summary of the site for AI tools; the full version adds every guide and blog post. |
| /openapi.json | The public API behind the two free checks. |
/.well-known/api-catalog, /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json, /.well-known/ai-catalog.json |
Where the API and the Transica connector live. |
/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json |
A skill that tells an AI agent when and how to use Transica. |
The home page also sends a Link header pointing at these files, pages come back as Markdown when asked for text/markdown, and the pages offer the two free checks as WebMCP tools to browsers that support them.