Temple University Hospital

No page had both a raw and a rendered fetch to compare.

If your text only appears after JavaScript runs, a tool that does not run it sees an empty page. This is the heaviest test in the Index.

No Markdown copies were probed.

A plain-text Markdown copy of a page has none of the navigation and markup a tool has to wade through to reach your words.

No subheadings in the sample.

A section heading with a stable ID can be linked to directly, so a person or a tool can return to the same passage.

No images in the sample.

Alt text is the only text an image has. Decorative images should say so with an empty alt rather than describing themselves.

No sampled page had main text to read.

A page that states its answer in the first sentences is easier to quote. Bing's guidelines advise it, and one study found 44% of ChatGPT citations came from the first 30% of a page.

No substantive pages in the sample to check for a byline.

The author label in your page code should point to the person, not repeat their name as text on every article.

No sampled page carries a headline or name in its structured data.

The headline and name in your page code should be the ones on the page. Markup that says something else is ignored at best, and misleading at worst.

No structured data was found on any sampled page.

Markup that does not parse, or that leaves out what its type needs, is served to machines that cannot use it, and nothing on the page says so.

No buttons or links were measured on the sampled pages.

An agent that clicks through your site finds each control by its name, and a control with no name is one it cannot choose.

No Content-Signal line in robots.txt. Missing: search, ai-input, ai-train.

A line in robots.txt or in a response header that states whether AI may search, quote or train on your content. Having a stated position is the point.

No TDMRep reservation was found.

A reservation of your text and data mining rights, in a form machines can read. TDMRep is a W3C community standard tied to EU copyright law.

No statement about AI use was found, so there is nothing to compare.

Your statements about AI use should say the same thing. A Markdown copy that allows AI training while robots.txt forbids it tells a crawler two things.

Google lets owners switch a site out of AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search Console. The setting cannot be seen from outside.

Google lets site owners switch their site out of its AI answers. A scan cannot see the setting, so we ask you to confirm it.

/llms.txt returns HTTP None.

A file at /llms.txt listing your most important pages, for coding assistants and documentation tools. Search crawlers do not read it.

No domain MCP server or tool descriptor was discoverable.

A public MCP server over your catalog or directory, so an assistant can be pointed at it and call it as a tool rather than scraping a results page.

No JSON-LD nodes were found across the sample.

Structured data that links together, your organization, your site and this page, instead of a scattering of disconnected labels.

No speakable specification found on any sampled page.

Flag the part of a page that answers a spoken question, the lede or the summary, so an assistant reads that rather than guessing at a paragraph.

No IndexNow key file was discoverable. The file is named after the key, which is not published, so this is 'not discoverable' rather than proof of absence.

Tell search engines the moment a page changes, rather than waiting to be crawled again.

No NLWeb endpoint was discoverable.

A natural-language endpoint over your own structured data, so an assistant can ask your site a question instead of scraping around it.

No page's WebMCP markers were read.

A page can hand a browser agent its actions by name instead of leaving the agent to work out its buttons.

No agent card or skills index was found.

If your site runs an agent, a card tells other agents what it can do and where to reach it.

No SVCB record at _index._agents.tuh.templehealth.org.

A domain can announce its agents in DNS, where an agent looks before it fetches anything.

No sitemap was found, and robots.txt names none.

A sitemap that robots.txt names is found by every crawler without guessing an address.

No page's accessibility tree was measured.

A browser agent finds what it can press through the accessibility tree, and a broken tree hides or mislabels controls from it.

Whether a channel group exists for AI assistant referrers is not visible from outside. Analytics presence is; the grouping is not.

Visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and the rest land in Direct by default, where they disappear. A channel group makes them countable.

Log retention and queryability are not observable from outside the site.

Crawler logs have to survive long enough to show a before and an after. Many hosts discard them in days.

Answer-share tracking happens outside the site and must be attested.

Ask the same questions of the same assistants every month and keep the answers, so you can see whether what they say about you is changing.

No extraction-fidelity baseline is captured by this version of the scanner, which makes no live model calls.

Feed a page to an assistant, ask it your key questions, and score the answers. Do it again after the fixes and compare.

Neither Search Console nor Bing Webmaster Tools verification was found.

Verify your site in both Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, and read their AI reports. Bing's index feeds several AI products.

No page was rendered with a layout-shift reading.

An agent that acts from a screenshot clicks where a button was, so a page that moves under it makes it miss.