Dedica launches checks for whether AI agents can use a website

Dedica tests a website the way agents such as Muse, Instinct and GrokBot use it. The checks cover Discovery, Access, Usability and Payments, and the free scan takes under a minute with no signup required.

The paid fix kit costs $30 at launch, normally $50, on a one-time per site basis. It provides one instruction file per issue, each describing what to change and how to verify the change, for use with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Copilot.

Dedica also offers a public API and an MCP server so that agents can run site checks themselves. The maker says the failures are often silent, with agents giving up on JavaScript-only pricing pages or bot checks without reporting an error.

If you build agents that browse or sign up on third-party sites, pages that load content only through JavaScript or that show bot checks can stop them without any error they can surface. Dedica's checks offer one way to find those gaps on a site you control.

If you run a site, the fix files give your coding agent a specific change and a way to confirm it worked, which makes the rerun of a failing check the practical test.