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Vorza measures whether AI agents can actually use your product — and refuses to blur evidence with measurement. The pre-check is a static scan: 42 checks against the surface your site presents to an agent, scored in seconds, every failing check shipping a concrete fix. The audit is the measurement: real Claude Code and Cursor sessions run against your MCP server, SDK, or CLI, repeatedly, in isolated sandboxes — reported as per-scenario success rates with 95% Wilson confidence intervals and downloadable evidence behind every run.
After the audit, the loop closes: the Fix Loop hands findings to your own coding agent over MCP and verifies fixes by re-running the exact failing scenarios, and monitoring re-runs your plan on a schedule so a client release can't quietly break what passed.
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Pre-check scan
Audits
How audits work
Real Claude Code and Cursor sessions against your product — the full lifecycle.
Plans & assertions
How an evaluation plan is generated, what a scenario contains, and the assertion catalog.
Credentials
Sealed-box encryption in your browser, worker-only decryption, scrubbing, purge.
Results & findings
The verdict, the matrix, AI-drafted findings with evidence, and your free re-run.
Scenarios
Preference
AEO
Experience
Fix & monitor
Fix loop
Findings become durable threads: your agent pulls specs over MCP, fixes in your repo, and the re-run's wire evidence flips the verdict.
Agent readiness
The reference library: MCP server design, in-band error remediation, agent-readable docs, one-shot quickstarts, and more.
Monitoring
Your audit's plan, re-run on a schedule; email only when something regresses.
Publish
Reference
reading this as an agent?
Everything here has a machine-readable twin: /llms.txt, /agents.md, /api/openapi.json, and the MCP advertisement at /.well-known/mcp.json. See Machine-readable surfaces.