Can an AI shopper confidently choose your product?
A GradeMY Agent Shopper follows a buyer mission through public storefront evidence, then shows the exact point where the path becomes uncertain.
Seven checks. One clear handoff.
The shopper gets from discovery to a safe stopping point. Every stage below is tied to the controlled fixture's evidence.
PARTIAL means the mission reached a meaningful blocker; it does not imply a business outcome.
The shopper stopped at availability.
What the shopper actually did
Proof, not promises.
These cards are a polished view of the evidence the controlled fixture exposes. The URL is intentionally synthetic and clearly marked as demo evidence.
Controlled fixture evidence only. A real scan reports what its sampled public pages actually expose.
WebMCP is not the blocker.
WebMCP evaluation was not run for this controlled fixture. Its runtime is experimental context, not a score penalty; public product evidence remains the core path.
One narrow fix. Rerun the same mission.
The ticket preserves the observed defect's granularity. It does not ask a developer to rebuild fields the shopper already verified.
Same store. Same product. Better evidence.
The fixed state is a controlled projection of the one availability repair above. WebMCP remains unchanged and is not used to inflate the result.
What this report did — and did not — test.
What happens when an AI shopper tries your store?
Run a public storefront test and see the evidence, blocker, and developer handoff in one report.