Scan your site and fix markup issues
See the pages, sections, forms and fields AI agents will find on your site, and fix the markup issues the scan reports.
Site tree shows your site the way agents get it: every page, its sections and forms, and every form field with its role. It also lists the markup issues that keep a form or page away from agents.
Before you begin
- You need the Editor, Admin or Owner role to start a scan.
- Verify your domain on Setup first. Until then the tab reads "Flamio scans only verified sites. Verify your domain, then scan." See Set up your site and verify your domain.
Scan and fix
Open Site tree
Open AI agents and click Site tree in the left rail.
Start a scan
Click Scan now. The button reads Scanning… and the page says "Scanning your site. Results appear here when it finishes."
A scan right after another one is refused with "A scan just ran." and says when you can scan again. Flamio also rescans on a schedule and when you publish.
Read the last scan
Last scan says when the scan ran and what started it, then counts:
| Count | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pages | Pages Flamio requested. |
| Unreadable | Pages that gave no fresh result. Each is listed under Issues. |
| Items | Pages, sections and forms agents can find. |
| Issues | Markup errors and warnings found. |
Fix the issues
Issues lists each problem with its level and page. An Error keeps a form or page away from agents. A Warning keeps it, with a fallback. For an unreadable page, the issue says why, for example the HTTP status the page answered with.
Fix each row in your markup, deploy, and click Scan now again.
Check the tree
Below the issues, each page lists its sections and forms. A form lists every field with its type, whether it is required, and its role: Agent, Visitor or Secret.
Result
The tree matches what you tagged, and Issues shows no errors. If the scan found nothing agents can use yet, the page says so — fix the reported issues and scan again.
If your site has more pages than one scan reads, Last scan says so and the rest are skipped.