GammaDX finds only 12 of 50 Australian sites work fully for AI agents

GammaDX, an Australian digital agency, started a practice that helps websites work for AI agents. It also published an index of 50 Australian sites in five sectors. The index rates 12 sites as agent-ready, 36 at a middle level and two at the lowest level. Agents can read most sites, but none of the sites let agents do tasks for users. The new practice sells checks and repair work.

How it works

GammaDX gave each site a score out of 100 in five areas, from access and content to tasks and trust. It tested six AI agents on the sites.

The numbers

• The average score for task readiness was 74 percent.
• Trust and governance was the lowest area in all sectors, at 56 percent.
• Banking and insurance sites ranked highest. Government sites ranked last.

No site blocked the six agents. No site gave a clear position on AI agents.

What is not known

GammaDX sells the work that removes these problems, and no external party tested its scores. George Pappas, its head, says companies must test if an agent stops when a human must give approval.

Insight: Each test of agent readiness gives a different result

GammaDX found that no site blocked its six agents. Encore says 26% of 1,500 sites blocked agents that told their type, and 94% could not accept an agent. GammaDX sells the repair work. This reads as a race for the agent-ready label. The company with the accepted test can get the repair work. Tell vendors to show their test before you trust a number.