Digital agencies

Evidence-backed AI-agent audits.

Today: repeatable site checks with evidence and fixes your engineering teams can verify. Coming later: AI agent task tests for client journeys.

Three distinct client website journeys connect through one consistent evidence and review process

For digital agencies, consultancies, technical SEO teams and web delivery partners.

Turn a broad AI question into a controlled client engagement.

Each engagement starts with owned journeys, declared boundaries and evidence that both client and delivery teams can review.

Qualify

Identify the client journey, business risk, environments and owners before testing.

Baseline

Run the same versioned checks across public pages, and later the same key tasks with named AI agents.

Compare

Coming later: separate website defects from agent, policy and platform failures.

Explain

Connect every priority fix to the evidence we saw and the customer impact.

Handoff

Give the implementation team the failed check and how we will check it again.

Retest

Repeat the same task contract after fixes and compare outcome, speed and friction.

Keep scope, evidence and remediation connected.

One evidence contract prevents audit observations from becoming subjective presentation claims.

  1. Client contract

    Persona, goal, test data, permissions, stop gate and expected result are agreed before the run.

  2. Reviewable evidence

    Step logs, step screenshots, timing and final-state checks explain each outcome.

  3. Verified retest

    The same scenario confirms whether remediation changed the result without adding new risk.

Agency risk starts when a result cannot be defended.

Generic checklist

Technical presence is reported without proving impact on a real client task.

Unclear attribution

A model or runner failure is incorrectly presented as a website defect.

Unsafe scope

The run reaches a production write action without a declared stop gate.

Unverifiable fix

A recommendation has no reproduction path, owner-ready criteria or comparable retest.

Measure delivery quality as well as agent completion.

The result must support client communication, engineering action and a defensible follow-up test.

Task completion

Coming later: track checked outcomes by key task, agent and attempt.

Time and friction

Coming later: record step timings and repeated attempts.

Evidence coverage

Confirm that priority fixes have report-safe evidence and an independent check.

Baseline to retest

Compare results against the same fixtures, environment and versioned task contract.

Client authorization defines the testing boundary.

Our checker and AI agents stop before login, cart, checkout, payment and any form that sends data. Authenticated and staging tests are coming later.

Record technology state without turning emerging standards into sales theater.

Reports separate established web foundations, optional agent-native interfaces and technologies that were not available or not tested.

  • Page titles, headings, language and structured data syntax
  • Structured data, canonical sources and machine-readable content
  • Coming later: rendering, network behavior and layout shifts during task runs
  • robots.txt rules for AI crawlers, sitemaps and llms.txt
  • Declared WebMCP forms when present: detected, not run
  • Evidence redaction, retention and responsible disclosure

Package the work for client and implementation teams.

  • Executive summary with explicit confidence and limitations
  • Coming later: results per key task for each agent that ran, with step screenshots
  • Critical and High fixes with the evidence behind them
  • Prioritized remediation backlog with acceptance criteria
  • Baseline-to-retest comparison for approved fixes

Agency partnership questions

Can reports be white-labeled?

White-label and export capabilities are not a public product promise. Pilot deliverables and presentation boundaries are agreed individually.

Can one method cover different client stacks?

Yes. The task and evidence contracts stay consistent while fixtures, technologies and assertions remain domain-specific.

Does a failed agent mean the client site is broken?

No. Platform failures are ours and never count against the client site. Separating website, agent and policy causes is coming later.

Practical delivery guide

Keep one client audit defensible.

Scope authorization, version scenarios, preserve report-safe evidence, assign the right cause and run a comparable retest.

Read the agency audit guide

Bring one client journey that needs a defensible answer.

Apply with an owned website workflow, a technical reviewer and a clear baseline-to-retest goal.