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Your llms.txt names an A2A agent we couldn't use: it's on another site, which our check doesn't read; declare it when you claim your listing.

6 more doors your site names weren't usable either.

What's missing

1. Let agents change a booking or an order (+15 points)

   Add reschedule_booking or update_order next to the tool that creates the booking or the order.

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   Plans change; if an agent can't move a booking or change an order, the customer has to call, or cancels.

   Add a tool such as reschedule_booking or update_order on the door that takes the booking or the order.

   What counts: reschedule_booking, update_booking, change_reservation, update_order, modify_order, PATCH /bookings/{id}, PATCH /orders/{id}. An inbox that takes bookings or orders.

2. Publish what you offer, with prices, for machines (+5 points)

   Mark up each product, service or menu item with an Offer that has a price and a currency, on a page linked from your homepage.

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   An assistant compares what you offer and what it costs before it suggests you.

   What counts: list_services, list_products, search_shop_catalog. schema.org Product, Service, Menu or MenuItem with an Offer price and currency, on pages we read; a UCP catalog.

3. Let agents cancel (+15 points)

   Add cancel_booking or cancel_order next to the tool that creates it, and state your cancellation terms in words.

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   A cancellation an agent can make frees the slot or stops the order at once, instead of becoming a no-show.

   Add a tool such as cancel_booking or cancel_order on the door that takes the booking or the order, and state your cancellation terms in words.

   What counts: cancel_booking, cancel_order, cancel_membership, DELETE /bookings/{id}, DELETE /orders/{id}. An inbox that takes bookings or orders.

4. Let agents pay (+14 points)

   Ask your host, or the maker of the WordPress plugin that runs your bookings, shop or contact form, whether it offers an agent door (an MCP server or an API) on your own domain, and name it in your llms.txt.

   A quick partial step: add paymentAccepted to your business markup, and say in words on your booking or order page how payment happens.

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   An assistant that knows how payment works can tell its person what happens next; one that can pay finishes the job.

   Ask your payment provider whether it takes agent payments (a token the person approves, which the agent passes on without seeing a card), and declare it on your own door: in UCP, as a payment handler.

   Ask your payment provider whether it takes agent payments (a token the person approves, which the agent passes on without seeing a card), and declare it on a door of your own. Until then, a link to your own checkout counts partly.

   What counts: UCP payment handlers, ACP delegated payment, AP2 or x402 on a door, or a pay or checkout tool. paymentAccepted in your markup, payment terms in words or a checkout link count partly.

5. Publish your terms for machines (+5 points)

   Write your cancellation, deposit and no-show terms in one plain sentence next to the booking or order button, and on the policy page your footer links to.

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   Agents check the terms before they commit their person.

   What counts: get_policies. MerchantReturnPolicy markup, or a policy page linked from your pages that states its terms in words, such as "free cancellation up to 24 hours before".

llms.txt

Found and readable: https://www.doctorsinitaly.com/llms.txt.

It names 5 doors for agents that we couldn't use.

• An A2A agent (×2): we couldn't use it; it's on another site, which our check doesn't read; declare it when you claim your listing.
• A product feed: we couldn't use it; it's on another site, which our check doesn't read; declare it when you claim your listing.
• An MCP server (×2): we couldn't use it; it's on another site, which our check doesn't read; declare it when you claim your listing.

An llms.txt helps an assistant read about a business; on its own it opens no door to ask, book or order, so it earns no points. What llms.txt does, and doesn't · The llms.txt checker

Rank

#3,263 overall

This rank counts every business checked, named on a leaderboard or not; a leaderboard numbers the businesses it names and no others, so a place there can be higher. Ordered by agentic score, then the most recent check. This is not the directory's search order, which nobody can pay to change. Leaderboards

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Put it on your own site if you like; nothing is placed anywhere for you.

Agent-ready businesses are listed in Surfing Dog Search; one whose own inbox answers is listed ahead of the rest, and joining is optional. How the order works

This is not a certification: it is what our crawler read on doctorsinitaly.com's own site and doors on 2026-10-15, scored by the published rules. Nobody can pay for a score or a place.

Evidence: declared — the business's own site or door says so; tested — our own read of its door saw it listed in the 7 days before this check. We have not tried it.