I've been building UX Robot. You give it a page, and your own AI agent (Claude Code, Codex or similar, on your computer) opens it like a visitor would: it scrolls, clicks, tabs through every control and opens the menus. Then it writes up each problem, worst first, with a marked screenshot and the exact fix. It checks usability, every WCAG 2.2 A and AA criterion, and Google's search guidance. The video shows it auditing Nike's home page. It found 16 issues, including product rows that show photos with no names or prices, and four partner logos that all read "Nike. Just Do It" to screen readers. How it works: Put your URL in on the home page. You get real-visitor speed and Lighthouse scores in about 30 seconds, no account needed. For the full audit, create a free account (5 page audits a month, no card) and connect your agent. It only looks: it never signs in, submits a form or buys anything. It's free because the audit runs on your own AI agent, not on my servers, so there's nothing for me to charge you for. For bigger teams there's also a paid plan where the agent tests whole journeys, like sign-up or checkout, alongside their GA4 and Clarity data. If you've got a side project, try it on the page that matters most: https://uxrobot.ai/ I'd love honest feedback: are the issues it finds actually useful, did it miss anything obvious, and where did the setup lose you?   submitted by   /u/fingerz17 [link]   [comments]