Readiness
Score how production-ready your agent deployment is, from 0 to 100, with a fixable checklist where each gap links to the policy that closes it.
Readiness
The Readiness surface scores how production-ready your agent deployment is, on a scale from 0 to 100. It turns the question "are we safe to ship?" into a concrete, fixable checklist, where every gap deep-links straight to the policy that closes it. You reach it at /dashboard/readiness, under the Prove chapter.
How the score is computed
The overall score is a weighted roll-up across five categories. Each category contributes a fixed share of the total:
| Category | Weight |
|---|---|
| Governance | 30 |
| Security | 25 |
| Reliability | 20 |
| Cost | 15 |
| Audit | 10 |
Each category contributes its fixed share of the total, and the score is backed by GET /v1/production-readiness.
What the page shows
The Readiness page is organized top to bottom from the headline number to the full detail:
- Overall score gauge. A single 0 to 100 reading of deployment readiness.
- Passing and failing counts. How many checks currently pass versus fail.
- Top fixes. A short list of the highest-impact failing checks. Each entry carries a Fix link that deep-links into the Policies create form, prefilled to address that specific check.
- Check catalog. The full set of checks grouped by category. Each check shows a policy-coverage indicator and its own Fix link.
Start at Top fixes when you want the fastest path to a higher score. The catalog is there when you want to audit every check and confirm coverage category by category.
From gap to policy
The value of Readiness is that no finding is a dead end. Every failing check, whether in Top fixes or the full catalog, links into the Policies create form with the relevant fields prefilled. You read the gap, click Fix, review the prefilled policy, and save. The next time the score recomputes, the closed gap moves from failing to passing.
On the home dashboard
The readiness score is not confined to its own page. The home dashboard also surfaces the current score alongside a 7-day history, so you can see at a glance whether your deployment is trending toward or away from production-ready.