Can an AI agent sign up and get a key on its own?

The door decides everything after it. Our agent signs up like a new customer, verifies the account and gets a key, and it signs every request so a bot check can tell who it is.

Our drives 1 Oct 2026 to 24 Oct 2026Every wall, product by productJSONMarkdown

Agent access, Get in: 54 of 151 products let our agent in on its own.

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The checkpoints: sign up, then verify, then key.

What stops an agent at the door.

The walls

Each wall's page names the products behind it. Every wall, product by product

What our agent did on its own, step by step. Signed up: 45 of 151, Verified, of those that reached verification: 38 of 41, Got an API key: 49 of 151, First API or MCP call worked: 54 of 151, Made something real: 53 of 151.

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Bot checks that stopped our agent: network check or challenge. Judged our network and browser: 56 of 94, A challenge on the form: 38 of 94.

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Products that let our agent in on its own.

How an agent says who it is.

Web Bot Auth

An agent signs each request; a site's bot check can verify who sent it.

19 of 151 products we drove offer it.

Signed agents

Agents a bot-check vendor has verified, which a site can let through.

7 of 10 products we drove offer it.

robots.txt for AI agents

The file that tells crawlers and agents which pages to leave alone.

14 of 151 products we drove offer it.

Studies and data.

Fix guides.

The other steps of the journey.

See where an agent stops in yours.

Free: what an agent finds on your site, any wall in its way and how many things to fix.