Find out what an AI agent in the browser actually finds on your live website. An audit of the published pages shows which tools and forms agents can use there and which details are missing. A plan then names the gaps, the tools and the forms agents should use. The audit reads your live pages, and nothing on your website changes.

In use

Integrations’ own website provides tools to AI agents in the browser.

The Agentic Part

An audit agent fetches your published pages and loads every script file of the page, including bundled and minified ones, because a look at the HTML alone does not show the tools. It looks for the tools your page offers through WebMCP, the standard through which a website provides tools to an agent in the browser, and for forms an agent can fill in itself, and it reports every missing description. Then it opens your page in a real Chrome with WebMCP switched on, lists the tools that actually register there, and calls the read-only tools once. It does not call a form tool, because that would submit a real form. It also checks when the origin trial token expires, the trial token with which Chrome enables WebMCP for your domain, and warns in good time. If a third party sends you a readiness score, the agent goes through it claim by claim.

Main Features

A list of which tools and forms AI agents find on every audited page
A test in a real browser that shows which tools actually register and respond
Read-only tools are called, forms stay untouched
Missing descriptions on tools and form fields are reported
A check that the tools deliver the current content of your pages
A warning before the trial token for your domain expires
A check of the catalog file through which AI agents discover your website
A plan with the gaps, the tools and the forms agents can use

Use Cases

Your website offers tools for agents, and you want proof that they respond in the browser. The audit calls them in a real Chrome and shows the result.
A vendor sends you a readiness score for your website. The agent checks every statement of the score against what your pages actually deliver.
You want agents to use your website, and nobody knows where it stands. The audit shows the state, the plan the next steps.