AgentVisible, Getting Websites Ready for AI Agents
Client sites that are discoverable and usable by AI agents, not just people
A tool we built to answer a question every site will soon face: when an AI agent visits, can it actually find its way around and get things done? AgentVisible checks a site for the signals agents rely on and shows exactly what’s missing.
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Why We Built It
A growing share of the traffic hitting websites isn't a person with a mouse, it's software acting on someone's behalf. An assistant booking a service, comparing products, pulling out a returns policy, or answering a question about what a business actually offers. These agents don't browse the way people do. They look for structured, machine-readable signals, and when those signals aren't there, they guess, and guessing is where things go wrong.
We kept running into the same gap when looking after client sites: a page that's perfectly clear to a human can be close to opaque to an agent. There was no quick way to see how a site looked through that lens. So we built one.
What It Does
AgentVisible takes a URL and turns it into a practical report. It inspects the things an agent actually checks, the signals that let software discover what a site is and how to interact with it, and separates genuine agent-readiness from ordinary web hygiene. The output is plain: here's what agents can already find, here's what they can't read yet, and here's the order to fix it in.
It deliberately doesn't pretend a site is more capable than it is. The point isn't a vanity score, it's an honest map of where a site stands and a sensible queue of what to do next.
How We Use It
For us, AgentVisible is a standard part of looking after a client's site. It means "is this site ready for agents?" stops being a hand-wavy opinion and becomes something we can actually measure, act on, and check again later. As the way people reach websites keeps shifting from typing and clicking towards asking an assistant, making sure our clients' sites are discoverable, and crucially usable, by those assistants is quickly becoming as important as making them work well for people.
It's live and free to try at agentvisible.io, run a scan on any public site and see what an agent sees.
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