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
One free diagnosis per site, for consented sites only. We never scan without permission, never click purchase confirmation and never solve CAPTCHAs.