AI & Machine Learning

Can AI Agents Actually Use Your Website? I Built a Tool to Find Out

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A new tool, Agentic Web Check, has been developed to evaluate how effectively AI agents can interact with websites by simulating real browser usage. This is significant for those in AI/ML/Data Science because it moves beyond superficial HTML audits to assess genuine usability for agentic systems, highlighting discrepancies between perceived AI readiness and actual functionality. The project’s open-source nature and focus on iterative improvement through community feedback suggest we should anticipate further refinements to the methodology and expanded testing capabilities.

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