Optimize for AI agents
Whether you're optimizing content for discovery, building services for delegation, or designing interfaces for collaboration—start here.
Agent Analyzer
Find out what an agent can actually use
Thirty-eight checks against one page: whether it can be fetched, read without JavaScript, told apart from your navigation, attributed to someone, and acted on. Each one says what it costs you today and what changes when it passes.
Four things cap the score outright, because a site that has never decided anything about AI crawlers is not a site that has nothing wrong with it.
agentexperiences.com/blog · October 3, 2026
A real scan of this site, covering 29 of 50 audit items.
Agent Visualizer
Watch where the agent stops
The same scan drawn as the path an agent walks: arrive, read, separate your content from your chrome, work out what the page is, find who wrote it, explore, act. Each step shows what it found on your page — the headings as written, the fields by name.
Where the walk stops, everything after it is marked unreached rather than passing. An agent that could not read your page has not approved of your structured data; it never saw it.
1Arrive
Nothing in the wayFetch the page and be allowed to keep it.
- Title
- Blog | Agent Experiences
- Language
- en
The page is fetched and kept. Everything after this is possible because this worked.
2Read
Nothing in the wayGet the words out of the markup, without running a browser.
- Readable words
- 923 in the page
- Inside <main>
- 862 words
The words come out of the markup without running a browser, so every agent gets the same text a person would.
3Separate
Nothing in the wayTell the content apart from the navigation and the chrome.
- Landmarks
- <main>, 17 <article>, <nav>
- Outline
- h1 AXO Blog · h2 Why an Agent That Works 80% of the Time Finishes a Third of the Job · h2 The Same Agent, the Same Page, 34 Points Apart · h2 Muse and Dots Both Drive a Browser · h2 GEO, AEO, LLMO: What Do You Actually Call This? · h2 Atlas Is Dead, Agentic Browsing Isn't
Your content is distinguishable from the navigation and the footer, so a quote comes from the article rather than from a menu.
An agent walks the whole path with nothing in its way.
The first three steps of a real walk through agentexperiences.com/blog, taken on October 3, 2026.
Three ways to optimize for agents
Agents interact with your digital presence in different ways—through your website, your apps and services, and your designed experiences. Each requires its own approach, from structured data to secure APIs to thoughtful interface design.
Website Optimization
Make your content discoverable and referenceable by AI agents. Structured data, semantic HTML, and agent-readable formats ensure your website is citation-ready.
Application and Service Optimization
Build APIs and services that agents can interact with directly. Enable secure delegation with clear permissions and value-aligned exchanges.
Agentic Experience Design
Design usable, trustworthy interfaces for human-agent collaboration. Create experiences that are transparent, explainable, and aligned with user intent.
Latest from the Blog
Insights, analysis, and updates on AI agent optimization
Why an Agent That Works 80% of the Time Finishes a Third of the Job
Reliability is quoted per action and experienced per task, and the gap is where agent integrations fail. What compounding does to a five-step flow, and what it changes about agentic experience design.
The Same Agent, the Same Page, 34 Points Apart
Hold the model and the task constant, change only what the agent is allowed to observe, and success moves by thirty points. Why the interface, not the model, is the agentic experience design problem.
Muse and Dots Both Drive a Browser
Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots both open a browser and act on a person's behalf rather than reading and summarising. What that changes for your site, and what to do first.
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The Agent Analyzer fetches one of your pages the way an AI agent does, scores what it finds, and tells you what each problem costs you — and what changes when you fix it. One page free every week.