Agentic browsing
How AI agents browse, read and act on websites, and what a site needs to make that work.
What is agentic browsing? A plain guide for site owners
AI agents now open web pages, read them and take actions for the people who send them. Here is what agentic browsing is, how it differs from a person browsing, and the changes that help a site work well for both.Read the postWebMCP explained: exposing your site's actions to AI agents
Instead of making an AI agent click through your interface, WebMCP lets the page hand it named tools with clear inputs. Here is what the draft standard does, how it relates to MCP servers, and what to watch for when you add it.Read the postHow to make an ecommerce store agent-ready
Shopping agents compare products, read policies and fill carts for people. Stores that give them clean data and a checkout they can complete, with the shopper confirming, get chosen.Read the postHow AI agents read a web page: HTML, accessibility tree and Markdown
An agent never sees your page the way a person does. It reads the HTML, the accessibility tree, a screenshot or a clean Markdown copy. Here is what each channel sees, what breaks it, and how to make your pages readable in all of them.Read the postForms and checkouts AI agents can complete
An agent fills a form the way a screen reader user does: by name, label and role. Build for that, keep steps predictable, and put a person in front of every payment.Read the postSee how your own site scores
The free agent-readiness scan checks the files, headers and endpoints this blog writes about, and tells you what to fix first.