OUR SERVICES

Everything agents need to find, read, use, and trust your product

AI agents reach your product four ways: search, fetchers, browsers, and tool calls. Our services map to all four, across your entire application.

Four layers an agent moves through

Every agent interaction follows the same path: it has to discover you, read your content, act inside your product, and you have to verify it all keeps working. Our services are organized the same way.

I

Discover

AI Discoverability (AEO)

II

Read

Agent-Readable Content & Docs

III

Act

Agent-Navigable UI, Native Flows, MCP, and WAF Tuning

IV

Verify

AX Audit & Scorecard

01 / Discover

AI Discoverability (AEO)

When a user asks an AI assistant "find me a tool that does X," agents extract and compare capabilities, pricing, and limits across vendors. If yours aren't machine-readable, you're invisible before the evaluation even starts.

  • Schema.org / JSON-LD markup: Organization, SoftwareApplication, FAQ, pricing, reviews
  • Answer-extractable pricing and feature-comparison pages
  • Content architecture structured for clean answer extraction (clear claims, tables, definitions)
  • Capability and limits pages written for machine parsing, not just marketing
02 / Read

Agent-Readable Content & Docs

Developers increasingly never read your docs: Cursor, Claude Code, and Copilot do so on their behalf. Cheap fetch-based agents pull pages as markdown and fail completely on JS-only content. If your docs are bloated, unrendered, or undiscoverable, the agent writes broken integration code and the developer blames your product.

  • llms.txt and llms-full.txt generation and maintenance
  • Clean markdown (.md) endpoints for every key page
  • Server-side rendering / pre-rendering of critical content so fetchers don't hit empty pages
  • OpenAPI / AsyncAPI specs published at stable URLs
  • API discovery via /.well-known/api-catalog (RFC 9727)
  • AGENTS.md conventions for your repos and SDKs
  • Token-efficiency pass: reducing context agents burn
03 / Act

Agent-Navigable Application

Browser-driving agents don't "see" your UI like a human; they navigate a snapshot of your accessibility tree, where every interactive element needs a stable, labeled reference. A dashboard built from unlabeled <div>s with click handlers is effectively invisible to them. This is the layer most providers skip, and it's where multi-step tasks silently break.

  • Semantic HTML remediation: real buttons, links, nav, and form elements
  • Accessibility-tree integrity across dashboard, settings, and every core workflow
  • Labeled inputs, stable id/name/data-* attributes, standard autocomplete
  • Machine-readable success and error states (not just color changes)
  • Removal of agent traps: hover-only menus, focus-trapping modals, infinite scroll fallbacks

Agent-Native Flows

Beyond a single signup form: can an agent create an account, generate an API key, configure a workspace, connect an integration, invite a team, and export data from start to finish and know that it succeeded? We design these journeys to be agent-completable across your whole product.

  • Agent-completable signup, API-key provisioning, and onboarding
  • Programmatic alternatives to UI-only steps
  • Verifiable success states an agent can confirm before moving on
  • Human claim / handoff flows for agent-created accounts and sensitive steps
  • Multi-step workflow hardening (config, integrations, team setup, exports)

MCP Server & Action API Development

The most robust agent interaction skips UI automation entirely. Instead of scraping your dashboard, an agent calls structured tools you expose. We design, build, and host an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server (or clean action APIs) that turns your product from a website agents scrape into a tool agents use.

  • MCP server design: which actions to expose, with what guardrails and permissions
  • Implementation and hosting (or handoff to your infra)
  • Action APIs and webhooks for agent-driven workflows
  • Auth, scoping, and rate-limit design appropriate for agent callers
  • Optional: exposing your product to coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex)
You get: the most reliable, fastest, lowest-error way for agents to operate your product, representing a genuine differentiator competitors won't have.

Agent Access & Bot Policy Engineering

A Cloudflare challenge a human never sees can kill every agent session. Aggressive rate limits break comparison logic. Fingerprint checks reject legitimate cloud-browser and relay traffic. Almost every audit we run finds at least one of these, and they're usually invisible to the company until we show them.

  • Audit WAF rules, CAPTCHA placement, rate limits, and fingerprint checks
  • Distinguish legitimate agent traffic from abuse, and tune WAF policy accordingly
  • Rate-limit design at the API layer instead of blanket blocking
  • Recommendations on agent authentication and identity signals
04 / Verify

AX Audit

We put fetchers, search-driven agents, snapshot-based browser agents, vision fallbacks, and MCP clients through your critical journeys end-to-end. You get an Agent Readiness Score (0–100) across all four layers, session recordings of every failure, and a prioritized roadmap mapped to the services above.

  • Agent Readiness Score with per-layer breakdown
  • Recordings of agents succeeding and failing on your real product
  • Estimated impact / pipeline at risk per issue
  • Prioritized, scoped remediation roadmap

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