What the scanner does, how the score is built from ~50 deterministic checks across five categories, and how to read the report it gives you back.

A live, browsable leaderboard of companies scored on the same 100-point rubric as the Agent Usability Report. Browse, search, and compare who is — and isn't — ready for agents.

A curated source list for tracking the headless economy — protocols, payments, AI platforms, discovery standards, hybrid companies, and analysis streams.

A framework for analyzing headless businesses through the machine-consumption funnel: discovery, selection, access, ongoing consumption, and LTV.

What products serving the headless economy require: machine-readable discovery, structured interfaces, strong error semantics, and more.

How the headless economy changes software economics: from seat-based to invocation-based pricing, workflow-level switching costs, and machine-driven retention.

Definition and thesis of the headless economy — the emerging market where agents discover, evaluate, access, pay for, and consume digital goods and services through machine-native interfaces.

Three models of how agents consume goods and services: as principal consumers, as procurement layers, and in hybrid consumption patterns.

The types of digital goods and services that agents consume in the headless economy, and the access models through which they are provisioned.