Step 1
Be read
AI can visit your pages and understand your products.
- AI crawlers are allowed to visit
- Each product shows price and stock in a form AI can read
- Clear store facts: who you are, shipping, returns
ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity now help people choose what to buy. angeo.dev studies how they read online stores, and shares the data, guides and free modules to make a store clear for them.
No signup. You get a score and a fix list in a few seconds.
AI readiness score Example value: 72 out of 100. Good base, some fixes needed
Each finding comes with the evidence and a fix. See all checks
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) makes your store easy for AI assistants to read, mention and even buy from. An AI answer often names only one or two stores, so the data behind it has to be clear and correct.
Step 1
AI can visit your pages and understand your products.
Step 2
Assistants can find you when shoppers ask what to buy.
Step 3
AI agents can search your catalogue and start an order.
Good SEO stays the base. AI assistants often use search results too, so SEO problems can hide your store from AI. This site focuses on the AI side.
In our scan of 770 live Magento stores (August 2026), most tested product pages had no JSON-LD Product data. So AI tools must guess price and stock. Read the study
After the fixes, across 33 tracked audits. The first big jump took under an hour. Read the case study
An honest note. These fixes make your store easier for machines to read. They do not guarantee that an AI assistant will recommend you. Price, reviews and what other sites say about you also matter.
Fourteen MIT-licensed modules, free to use. See all modules or check the Magento and PHP compatibility.
New in 2026
At Google I/O 2026, Google announced Universal Cart: one shopping cart across Search, Gemini, YouTube and Gmail. Shoppers can check out with Google Pay or finish on the store's own site. The store stays the seller.
Stores connect through the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), an open standard Google helped build. It is rolling out country by country, so check if it is live in your market before you plan around it.
Honest note: a UCP profile makes your store ready. It does not put you in Universal Cart by itself. Google decides who takes part, and your Merchant Center data still matters.
Short answers about AEO, the audit and the modules.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) means making your store easy for AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity to read, understand and mention in their answers.
Mostly, yes. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and LLMO (LLM Optimization) are other names for the same work: making your store easy for AI systems to read and mention. This site uses the term AEO.
Yes, as a base. AI assistants often use search results too, so SEO problems can hide your store from AI. This site and the modules focus on the AI side.
There is rarely one reason. First check what you control: can AI crawlers read your pages, and does your product data show price and stock clearly. After that, price, reviews and mentions on other sites matter a lot.
Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce 2.4.x, on PHP 8.1 to 8.5. They work with both Hyvä and Luma themes. Each module page lists its exact requirements.
It is cheap if a module generates it for you. But today few AI tools read it, and Google says its search ignores it. Add it as simple preparation, not as a way to get traffic.
Yes. I recorded Claude placing a real order in a Magento store through the Model Context Protocol. It works, but it needs careful limits on the server, and few shoppers use it yet.
Universal Cart is a shopping cart from Google that works across Search, Gemini and other Google services. Stores take part through the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), and the store stays the seller. It is rolling out country by country, so check if it is live in your market. The UCP modules give a Magento store the profile, catalogue search and checkout sessions that UCP describes.
No. Nobody can honestly promise that. Fixes remove the technical reasons a store gets left out, and they can go live in days. Whether assistants start to mention you can take weeks or months.
angeo.dev is a research project and blog about Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) and agentic commerce for Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce, run by Ievgenii Gryshkun, a Magento engineer since 2015. It maintains the open-source angeo modules. Angeo is a Registered member of the Claude Partner Network.
Questions about the research, a post or the modules? Write to info@angeo.dev. Found a bug in a module? Open an issue on GitHub.
Cookies on angeo.dev I use Google Analytics to see which pages help people. It sets cookies only if you allow it. The site works the same either way. Privacy policy