Wirable tests, fixes AI agent web compatibility

While LLMs are increasingly being tasked with autonomous web browsing, they frequently fail when hitting non-standard UI elements, OAuth gates, or poorly-documented APIs. Wirable offers a clever workaround by not only auditing these gaps but hosting an MCP proxy to bridge agent interactions seamlessly. This is a highly pragmatic solution to the "agent-readiness" bottleneck, though its long-term success will depend on whether developers prefer updating their native codebase or relying on a paid middleware proxy.

• –Evaluates agent compatibility across six core areas: API surface, auth, MCP availability, error quality, idempotency, and documentation.
• –Leverages a consensus of three autonomous agents to conduct browser audits and deliver structured evidence.
• –Generates zero-code fixes by hosting a custom MCP proxy and opening PRs for configuration files (like llms.txt and MCP manifests).
• –Offers a free tier for initial audits and a paid subscription ($29/month) for persistent proxy hosting and drift monitoring.