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Layzr Interact opens your site in a real browser, hands an AI agent a buyer task you write in plain English, and shows you exactly where it gets stuck — the same flows your buyers run in Perplexity Comet, ChatGPT Atlas, Claude for Chrome, and Browser Use. Pair it with Google's static Lighthouse Agentic Browsing checks for the full picture.
Type your URL. Layzr opens it in a real browser inside Interact.
See pricingMax plan only. $59/mo includes 25 agent task runs.
Interact runs a real Playwright-backed browser agent through your URL — the same kind of stack powering the products below. If Interact stalls, those agents likely stall too.
Perplexity Comet
Perplexity · agentic browser
Research-first agentic browser, cross-platform on desktop, iOS, and Android. Strong on multi-tab synthesis and product research flows.
Can Comet add three items to your cart and check out as guest?
ChatGPT Atlas / Agent
OpenAI · Computer-Using Agent
OpenAI's Atlas browser and ChatGPT Agent Mode use the Computer-Using Agent stack (the successor to Operator, deprecated August 2025) to drive a real browser.
Can ChatGPT Agent finish checkout on your e-commerce flow?
Claude for Chrome & Computer Use
Anthropic · Sonnet 4.6 / Cowork
Anthropic's Chrome extension plus Computer Use and Cowork desktop agent. Strong OSWorld scores after the Vercept acquisition in early 2026.
Can Claude book a demo on your Calendly without getting stuck?
Google Project Mariner
Google · Gemini in Chrome
Google's web agent inside Chrome and the Gemini ecosystem. Tight integration with Google Workspace flows and Search.
Can Gemini in Chrome find your team plan and start a trial?
Microsoft Copilot Mode
Microsoft · Edge
Edge's Copilot Mode pilots the browser for the user. Common on enterprise desks paired with Microsoft 365 and AP2 payments.
Can Copilot Mode fill your sales contact form correctly?
Browser Use
Open source · Python + Playwright
The most-starred open-source browser-agent framework. Powers many in-house agent projects and SDR/QA pipelines.
Can a Browser Use script log in with a workspace email?
OpenBrowser
Open source · MIT · Playwright
MIT-licensed agentic browser with a single execute_code MCP tool. Used by builders wiring Claude Desktop or other MCP clients to web tasks.
Can an OpenBrowser agent navigate your docs to the right API page?
Amazon Nova Act
Amazon · SDK
Amazon's developer-facing browser agent SDK. Higher ScreenSpot Web scores than most consumer agents, often used in custom automation.
Can a Nova Act flow cancel a subscription end to end?
Layzr is not affiliated with Perplexity, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, The Browser Company, or the maintainers of Browser Use or OpenBrowser. Agent product names belong to their respective owners.
Google measures whether your page is structured for agents. Layzr measures whether an agent actually finishes the task. You want both numbers.
Google's experimental Lighthouse category scores deterministic agent-readiness signals: WebMCP tool registration, accessibility tree integrity, llms.txt presence, and layout stability (CLS). The output is a fractional pass ratio, not a 0 to 100 score.
Interact opens a real browser, gives an AI agent a natural-language buyer task, and shows you whether the agent can actually complete it. The output is the live view, the steps taken, the exit status, and the error if it stalls.
The tool: Interact
Inside Layzr, the agentic audit runs from a workspace tab called Interact. Pick a saved website, start a session, and you get a prompt box plus a live view of a real browser pointed at your URL. Every prompt returns a transcript entry with the agent's natural-language result, captured stdout and stderr, exit code, killed flag, and a fresh live view URL frozen at the final state.
What sits in the Interact tab
Six things you would otherwise stitch together with a headless browser, a model API, a screen recorder, and a notes doc.
A real browser, not a static check
Layzr boots a real headless browser session against your live URL. The agent works the page the same Playwright-based way Browser Use, OpenBrowser, Comet, and Claude for Chrome do.
Plain-English buyer tasks
Write the task the way you would tell a person. Up to 10,000 characters. Layzr passes it straight through to the agent, no prompt engineering required.
Live view of every run
Each session returns a live view URL that you can open in a new tab to watch the page load, the cursor move, and the agent type into your forms in real time.
Transcript, stdout, exit status
Every run captures the agent's natural-language result, stdout, stderr, exit code, and whether the run was killed early, so you can tell whether the task succeeded or stalled.
Chain prompts in one session
Run cart-then-checkout, signup-then-verify, or browse-then-book inside a single browser session, without burning extra runs to restart the agent.
Pairs with Lighthouse signals
Layzr's stall points line up with the static signals Lighthouse measures: missing names, broken a11y tree, layout shift, no WebMCP. You get both halves of the agent-readiness picture.
Three steps from URL to a live agent run, plus the transcript and the exit status.
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Open the Interact tab
Interact is the workspace tab where agent runs live. Pick any website you have already saved as a workspace. Layzr uses the canonical URL it already knows about, so the agent goes to the same page real buyers land on.
02
Hit Start to spin up a real browser
A real browser session boots up against your URL. You get a live view link inside Interact so you can watch the page load, the cursor move, and the agent type — not just static signals.
03
Hand the agent a task and chain follow-ups
Type a buyer task in plain English: book a demo, buy a t-shirt, find pricing, sign up. Each run returns the agent's natural-language result, stdout, stderr, and exit status, and you can fire the next prompt in the same session.
Start with the buyer journeys that lose you the most money when they break.
Checkout and purchase flows
Hand the agent a purchase task end to end. If it can't add to cart, hit checkout, fill an address, and submit payment, neither can Operator, the Claude Computer Use agent, or whatever runs next.
Demo and meeting booking
Watch the agent try to schedule a demo or sales call. Calendar widgets, time-zone pickers, and double-confirm modals are the biggest failure mode for AI bookings right now.
Signup and onboarding
Run the agent through trial signup. Multi-step forms, email verification redirects, and confirm-your-account screens are where most autonomous flows break.
Information lookup
Ask the agent to find a specific plan price, an API endpoint, or your refund policy. If the agent can't find it, your buyers asking ChatGPT about your product can't either.
Feedback from teams improving SEO, clarity, and conversion.
It feels like ChatGPT, but with full context of my website, SEO, and conversion issues.
Layzr gave me the most actionable site audit I've seen. It made the next fixes obvious.
Way smarter than a regular SEO tool. It found clarity and conversion issues I missed.
Genuinely useful. It gave me clear feedback on what was hurting trust and visibility.
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Open the Interact tab, pick a workspace, write a task in plain English, and watch the agent run live. Max at $59/month includes 25 agent task runs per billing cycle.
What the experimental category checks, what it does not, and how to read the score.
Track whether AI models recommend your brand in their answers, not just whether agents can use your site.
Grade what every model says when someone asks about your brand directly.