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CitationLab

Agent-ready website

Can an AI agent actually use your website?

We improve existing websites so agents can find information and complete agreed tasks, such as comparing services or preparing an enquiry with user approval.

CitationLab C with a brain, magnifying glass, content and gear

Reading a page and using it are different tasks.

Hidden information, unclear form fields and conflicting facts can obstruct people and automated browsers. We review a specific customer journey.

APIs or MCP are considered only where useful. No single file or protocol makes a website usable by every agent.

Illustrative example

One complete task

01Find information
02Understand the choice
03Perform an approved action
Illustrative flow. Actions depend on support and permissions.

Your deliverables

A focused assignment with clear deliverables

01

Defined tasks

Specify what an agent should find, understand and do, with explicit boundaries.

02

Website improvements

Improve content, links, fields and error messages. Agree separately on any integrations.

03

Testing and handover

Retest agreed tasks and document changes, remaining obstacles and maintenance responsibility.

How we carry out the work

  1. 01

    Choose a task and agree on approvals.

  2. 02

    Improve the relevant content and interface.

  3. 03

    Retest and document the supported workflow.

What do we follow up?

We assess completion with accurate facts and appropriate approvals. Findings apply to the tested setup, not every future agent.

FAQ

Questions before you decide

  • Not necessarily. We start with the existing site; a replacement is a separate decision.

  • No. Clear HTML and usable interfaces can cover many tasks. Integrations need a specific purpose.

  • Approval and access are defined before transactional tasks are built or tested.

Agent-ready website

Review a customer journey

Describe the task an agent should help with. We agree on a focused first improvement.

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