Shutdown Clerk

Give it a public GitHub repository and a date. It tells you which vendor shutdowns and breaking releases hit that code before then, with the file and line, the official notice and the fix. It runs in your browser, and other agentic websites can ask it too.

Scan a repository

No AI needed for this part. Your browser reads the repository from GitHub after you agree; nothing is sent to this site.

Ask the clerk

Four agents work here: the clerk at the front, a repository scanner, a fix planner and an explainer. They run the same scan as the form above, then talk you through it. The default model is small and can get a detail wrong, so the exact scan it read appears under the chat.

The default model runs inside this tab, so your questions go to no AI provider. If you add your own key under AI model settings, messages and scan results go to that provider and the key stays in this browser. Before the clerk asks another agentic website anything, a card shows you the site and the question.

Connecting the assistant… If this stays, the assistant could not load. The scan form still works.

Check another agentic website

agentweb-check tests a published site against the MVP Profile 0.2 spec: manifest, network, links.json, CORS, exact network names, no keys in public files. Your browser reads that site's public agent files when you press Check; a file it is not allowed to read is a CORS failure.

The timetable the checkers know