No DNS for AI Discovery (DNS-AID) records
DNS-AID is a very new, still-emerging standard that publishes an AI agent's entry points, such as MCP (Model Context Protocol) and A2A (agent-to-agent) services, as signed records in your domain's DNS (the system that maps domain names to servers), so agents can find your services without guessing URLs. This check found no DNS-AID records for your domain.
Why this matters
DNS-AID is an emerging proposal and adoption is minimal, so not having it is unlikely to cost you anything today for most businesses. It may become relevant if you expose agent-callable endpoints.
How to fix it
Your developer needs about half a day, and only if you expose agent endpoints. Publish SVCB or HTTPS DNS records under _index._agents and _mcp._agents, and sign the DNS zone with DNSSEC (a security extension that lets others verify the records haven't been tampered with).
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