Field notes
What is Agentrix
In one line: Agentrix runs a real AI agent against your site and measures whether it can get through.
What it measures
Agentrix drives a real browser with an AI agent (Claude's computer-use) through signup → login → browse → cart → pre-checkout, recording which steps it reached, where it stopped, and why. That becomes a 0-100 Agentrix Score, computed the same way every time — not a gut call.
You can compare a run against the previous one (/reports/[id]/compare) to see whether things are actually improving over time.
What it doesn't measure
Agentrix is not a substitute for a security audit, penetration test, vulnerability assessment, or accessibility audit. It has a different purpose than tools that statically scan config or code.
| Agentrix | Config checkers & vulnerability scanners | |
|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Can agents reach signup → pre-checkout? | Config, code, known vulns, etc. |
| How it runs | A real agent walks a real browser | Scans and rule matching |
| Purchase | Never clicks purchase confirm | Out of scope (or separate process) |
| Deliverable | Score, why it stopped, screenshots | Finding lists and severity labels |
Safety design
- No confirmer name or date, no diagnosis (consent gate)
- The harness mechanically refuses purchase/payment confirmation clicks — a purchase is never completed
- Stops immediately on CAPTCHA/bot defenses — never attempts a bypass
- Auto-stops past 40 actions or $2
- Identifies as a dedicated bot (AgentQA-Bot/1.0) — never impersonates a regular browser
See Safety design and the Glossary for details. For the reasoning, read Why Agentrix now; for the mechanics, How Agentrix works.
Try it on your own site
Paste a URL and see right away: whether AI crawlers are let in, whether there is a file written for AI, and whether the page is marked to stay out of search — using public pages only.