OpenHermit

AI agents are already visiting websites, but most sites only let them read content, not act on it, because forms and tools aren't built for agent use. Website owners also have no visibility into this traffic: they can't tell which AI agents visited, what they tried to do, what they completed, or where they dropped off. This is described as a traffic source that couldn't be measured before, leaving site owners blind to a growing category of visitors and unable to let those visitors actually complete bookings, submissions, or purchases.

OpenHermit adds a single script tag to a website that auto-detects forms and actions and injects WebMCP, an open standard for AI-web interaction, so agents can actually complete bookings, submit forms, or make purchases rather than just reading pages. It also provides agent analytics, showing which AI agents visited, what they attempted, what they completed, and where they dropped off, including funnel drop-off data on paid plans. A control layer called Instruct & Guardrails lets site owners set orientation on what the site offers, deny and confirm rules on what agents can do, and next-step routing to guide agents to the right action. Setup is described as taking under two minutes from install to full visibility, with no manual tagging, configuration files, or API calls required.

AI agents are already visiting websites today, but the page frames this as a new, currently unmeasured and largely unusable traffic source that site owners need tools to both enable and observe.