AI agents are starting to shop for people. ChatGPT has an operator that clicks around the web. Perplexity ships a "buy" button. Anthropic and others are wiring agents into real checkout flows. If you run an online store, some fraction of your future customers won't be humans clicking — they'll be agents acting on a human's behalf.
Which raised a question I couldn't answer for my own projects: can an AI agent actually complete a purchase on this store?
Every "agent-readiness" tool I found just lints your markup — does your robots.txt allow agent crawlers, do you have structured data, that kind of thing. Useful, but it answers a different question. Clean markup doesn't mean an agent can navigate your funnel any more than a valid HTML resume means you can do the job. The only way to know is to send an agent through and watch where it dies.
So I built AgentiQA. It's open source (MIT). Here's how it works and — more interestingly — what I found when I pointed it at real stores.
Two layers
