I built AgentLighthouse, a local “Lighthouse for AI agents” that scans repos/docs/APIs for agent readiness
Summary
AgentLighthouse is a local-first tool that scans repositories, docs, and APIs to assess how well AI coding agents (like Codex, Claude Code, Cursor) can understand and use a project. It checks for agent instruction files, documentation quality, setup clarity, OpenAPI operation quality, MCP tool descriptions, and more.
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