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Get AI to test your web page

Ask an AI agent to open the page in the browser and test it, for example "open my page in the browser, click every button, fill in the form and tell me about any errors". It clicks, types and presses keys like a person, reads the page's errors and failed requests, and tells you what it found, or fixes it when you ask.

Say what to test

Name the page and what a visitor would do on it:

Open my bakery page in the browser and test it: click every link, submit the order form, and tell me about any errors.

Check how my page looks on a phone and fix anything that breaks.

The page is blank. Open it in the browser and find out why.

While it works, the tab's edges glow and a bar names each step, with a Stop button. On a phone, watch the Docs button: a mark there shows the agent is using the page.

On the desktop app

Desktop appPaid plan

  1. Open the page in a browser tab, or ask the agent to open it.
  2. Ask it to test the page, in the chat or the Ask box.

Any page works: one Circuitry wrote, a site on your computer, or one on the internet. The desktop app can also take pictures of the page and use hover menus.

From a phone, tablet or web browser

Phone or tabletWeb browserYour computer (Circuit)Paid plan

  1. Connect your device to your computer.
  2. Ask the agent to open the page and test it.

With a Circuit connected, the agent can drive any page. Without one, a page from another site may show but can't be clicked, and the agent says so.

What it checks

  • Buttons, links, forms and menus: it clicks, types, chooses and scrolls, as a mouse or as a finger.
  • Errors: the page's error messages, including ones from before it started looking, and requests that failed.
  • Phone and tablet layouts: it narrows the tab so menus collapse and columns stack as they would on the device.

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