Glossary
Glossary
Short definitions for Agentrix, agent commerce readiness, and related terms—written for search and answer engines.
- Agentrix
- A diagnosis product that measures whether an AI agent can walk a site from signup through pre-checkout. Never completes a purchase; never bypasses CAPTCHA.
- Agent commerce readiness
- How completely an agent can finish critical flows (signup, login, browse, cart, pre-checkout). Quantified by the Agentrix Score.
- Agentrix Score
- A 0–100 reachability score from step success/failure and barrier tags. Mid-step success is credited only with observable evidence.
- Pre-checkout
- Reaching order/payment review before confirm. Does not include placing or authorizing payment.
- Consent check (consent gate)
- Diagnosis cannot start without the site owner’s (or rightful authority’s) name and consent date. This blocks unauthorized runs.
- No-purchase rule (purchase guard)
- The diagnosis bot never clicks order confirm, payment confirm, or Buy now. Reaching the review screen ends the run successfully.
- CAPTCHA stop
- Immediate halt on bot-challenge detection with no bypass. The stop itself is a reachability result.
- Customer ID
- A short alphanumeric id that distinguishes who requested the run (e.g. my-shop). Re-running the same customer ID and URL unlocks score history. Not used on the public demo.
- Score badge
- A small SVG image of the Agentrix Score for sites or decks. Only opt-in reports are served publicly; private diagnoses return 404.
- Filmstrip
- A horizontal strip of screenshots from the run. Public demos may omit captures.
- Agentic Commerce
- The idea of AI agents assisting or completing shopping flows. Agentrix diagnoses whether those flows are agent-passable; it does not shop for users.