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Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant · AI Buyability

Can an AI agent book it?

Discoverable, not yet usable. Hospitality · Food & Drink in Keswick, tested 17 September 2026.

Keswick · Food & Drink Ranked #3 of 44Visit derwentwalker.com ↗
25/100
Discoverable, not yet usable

Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant scores 25/100 in the Keswick Buyability Index, tested 17 September 2026 against derwentwalker.com. It's ranked #3 of 44 venues tested so far in this category.

#3Rank in Food & Drink
0/4Pillars clear
4/24Checks passed
17 SeptLast scanned

How the score is built

  1. 01

    We scan the public site

    The same scan Selfe runs on itself. No login, no manual review, nothing paid for.

  2. 02

    Roughly twenty checks, four pillars

    Found, Fit, Trusted, Paid. Each one a real, quoted finding, not an estimate.

  3. 03

    Ranked against the category

    Every venue tested on the same checks, so the leaderboard means what it says.

Found, Fit, Trusted, Paid

Four pillars, one score each — the same breakdown behind every venue in the Index.

Found
35
Fit
17
Trusted
0
Paid
50

Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant vs the category

Running 2.4× the category average.

Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant
25
Category average
10

Every finding

What the scan actually read off derwentwalker.com, grouped by pillar. Nothing here is inferred.

Whether crawlers are told what they’re allowed to read (robots.txt)
Valid robots.txt exists, but carries nothing naming this business for AI discovery specifically.
Partial
Whether there’s a map of every page (sitemap)
A sitemap exists (index) and lists the site’s own pages.
Passed
Whether your address itself can be found by DNS, not just by crawling (DNS-AID)
No DNS-AID service records at the _agents labels this scan resolves. Nothing to find by DNS alone.
Not found
Whether the page points to its own machine-readable versions in the response itself (Link headers)
No HTTP Link header on the homepage. An agent has to download and parse the HTML to find anything related, rather than reading it off the response.
Partial
Whether the page describes itself when shared or previewed (social / share meta)
OpenGraph, Twitter card and canonical URL are all present. The page describes itself properly when linked or previewed.
Passed
Whether a registry can find out what you actually do (ARD)
Nothing at /.well-known/ard.json, and no Agentmap directive or ARD link pointing elsewhere. Nothing tells a registry what this business can do.
Not found
Whether another agent can find yours and deal with it directly (A2A)
No agent card at /.well-known/agent-card.json or the older /.well-known/agent.json, the two paths this scan checks.
Not found
Whether AI crawlers are named explicitly, not just let in by default (AI bot rules)
No AI-specific bot rules. Wildcard rules apply to everything including AI crawlers, so an agent has to guess whether it is actually welcome.
Partial
Whether you say what your content may be used for, not just who may fetch it (Content Signals)
No Content-Signal directives in robots.txt or the response headers. Access is answered but use is not, so an agent cannot tell training from answering.
Not found
Whether you can verify a bot is who it claims to be (Web Bot Auth)
Nothing at /.well-known/http-message-signatures-directory, the path this scan checks. Nothing verifies which bot is actually asking before it is let in.
Not found

Where it sits in Food & Drink

RankVenueScore
1Bryson's of Keswickbrysonsofkeswick.co.uk33/100
2Mathilde'sheatoncooper.co.uk30/100
3Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurantderwentwalker.com25/100
4The Yew Tree - Honister Passtheyewtree1628.com25/100
5The Chief Justice of the Common Pleasjdwetherspoon.co.uk17/100

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Common questions

Would an AI agent trust a booking with Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant?

Not yet — Nothing that resolves as an identity document at /.well-known/did.json, the path this scan checks. An agent has only your word for who you are; and No trust manifest naming an identity on the agent card this scan read. A name on a card is a label, not something an agent can resolve.

Would an AI agent even find Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant?

Not yet — Valid robots.txt exists, but carries nothing naming this business for AI discovery specifically; and No DNS-AID service records at the _agents labels this scan resolves. Nothing to find by DNS alone.

Would an AI agent understand what Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant actually offers?

Not yet — A request with Accept: text/markdown came back as text/html. An agent gets the full browser page and has to scrape meaning out of it; and Nothing at /.well-known/agent-skills/index.json, the path this scan checks.

Can an AI agent complete a booking with Derwent Walker Cocktail Bar and Restaurant?

Not yet — No ACP discovery document at /.well-known/acp.json, the path this scan checks. ACP is optional and does not affect the core buyability score; and Nothing in the manifests this scan can read declares an x402 payment resource.