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@echorank/agentic-browsing-test

v1.0.0

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CLI tool to test how well AI-driven web browsers and visual agents (Claude Operator, GPT Computer Use) can navigate and interact with your site.

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@echorank/agentic-browsing-test

Agentic Browsing Test CLI by EchoRank

Evaluate how well AI-driven web browsers and visual agents — like Claude Operator and GPT Computer Use — can navigate, read, and interact with your site without getting blocked or stuck.

⚡ Quick Start (No Installation Required)

npx @echorank/agentic-browsing-test https://yourwebsite.com

Or install it globally:

npm install -g @echorank/agentic-browsing-test
agentic-browsing-test https://yourwebsite.com

Or install via Homebrew (macOS/Linux):

brew tap echorank-com/tap
brew install agentic-browsing-test
agentic-browsing-test https://yourwebsite.com

📊 What Does It Test?

agentic-browsing-test checks:

  1. Navigation Friction: CAPTCHAs, cookie walls, and JS-only navigation that block agents.
  2. Interactive Element Clarity: Whether buttons, forms, and links expose enough semantic context.
  3. Bot Blocking: Firewall/WAF rules and headers that reject known agent user-agents.
  4. Content Extractability: Whether an agent can reliably read and act on page content.

🌐 Full Web Interactive Report

For the full breakdown and remediation guide, visit the free web tool:

👉 https://echorank.com/tools/agentic-browsing-test

📄 License

MIT © EchoRank