Digraph Agents
Run a scoped website audit, inspect its findings, and approve a follow-up validation with a clear execution history.
In your workspace Agents → Website Access agent
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Questions you can answer
What can the agent inspect?
The Website Access agent runs a bounded, read-only crawl of the selected brand website.
What did the run find?
Review the saved investigation, issue count, and audit score.
Has the current state changed?
Approve a second read-only crawl when validation is available and compare the observations.
How it works
Select the intended brand
Confirm the configured website and read the agent’s tool and guardrail before starting.
Run the site audit
Queue the bounded crawl. Follow its state and open the saved findings in Audit Runs when it completes.
Review and approve validation
If the first crawl finds issues, a workspace editor can approve a second read-only crawl to compare the current state.
What you’ll see
- Tool and guardrail
- The declared audit tool and its approval boundary, visible before the work runs.
- Run state
- Progress and execution status for the queued investigation.
- Audit result
- The issue count and score from the completed crawl, with detailed findings in Audit Runs.
- Execution history
- Saved investigations and validation results that let reviewers follow the work.
The documented Website Access workflow is read-only. Neither the initial crawl nor validation edits or publishes to your website. Comparing two runs does not by itself establish the cause of a change.
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Documentation
Common questions
Will the agent edit my website?
No. The Website Access agent performs read-only crawls. It does not edit or publish website content.
What requires approval?
When the first crawl finds issues, a workspace editor may approve a second read-only crawl to validate the current state.
Where can I see the detailed findings?
The Agents page shows the investigation state, issue count, and score. Audit Runs contains the detailed findings.
Does validation prove that a fix caused an improvement?
No. It compares observations from two crawls. Review their scope and any other changes before drawing a conclusion about cause.