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Your website’s AI readiness

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infinitewatch.ai · 85/100 · 2026-09-24

LESS FRICTION. MORE MOMENTUM.

From browsing pages to getting an answer.

Illustrative scenario
4 steps1 guided action

Give assistants a route from product questions to the right plan and a qualified demo request.

See the journey assumptions
  1. Explore the product
  2. Compare plans
  3. Find the right fit
  4. Request a demo

The proposed action brings these steps into one guided interaction. This is an example, not measured performance of this website.

Explore time savings and calculation assumptions
CUSTOMER TIME

How much time could your customers save?

infinitewatch.ai · Finding information

Based on this website
Estimated time saved
5.2seconds saved

per customer task

80.9% less estimated waiting
Estimated task duration

Page-by-page journey

6.4s

4 estimated steps × 1.6s per step

With a proposed AI shortcut

1.2s

1 estimated step × 1.2s per step

Compares an AI assistant navigating pages with a proposed direct action. These are projections; we haven’t timed the task or confirmed that a discovered tool can complete it.

Adjust task steps and timing

Match these assumptions to the same completed customer task in both journeys.

Page-by-page journey
With a proposed AI shortcut

Task duration = steps × seconds per step. Each step includes assumed processing and request time.

Technical detail: token use

Tokens estimate the amount of content the AI processes.

Estimated token difference per task4,854 fewer tokens

69.1% less token use.

Page-by-page journey 7,020 tokens

With a proposed AI shortcut 2,166 tokens

Page-by-page journey
With a proposed AI shortcut

Tokens per task = steps × tokens per step + one-time context setup. Token changes do not change the timing assumptions.

Scan evidence: about 1,755 readable context tokens and 1,706 tool schema tokens.

How this website’s estimate was built
Observed page request
0.41s
Controls found
18
Forms found
0
Tool definitions found
8
  • The browser model assumes readable text plus 24 tokens per control is sent on every step without caching. Raw HTML size is not used as the default context; agents may send smaller snapshots or diffs.
  • Token sizes are approximated from retrieved characters ÷ 4; no model tokenizer was run.
  • Browser steps assume navigation, 1 input decision, submission and reading. These steps were inferred, not executed.
  • Setup overhead uses all discovered tool schemas. The comparison models a proposed one-call page interaction; discovered tools have not been verified to support this same task.
  • Each step assumes 1.2 seconds of model processing. Browser network time uses this page’s HTTP request; tool time uses the metadata-listing request. Neither is a measured customer workflow.
  • Tool argument/result tokens use an editable 400-token allowance plus 60 tokens per modeled input. Cached context, retries and real output sizes can change savings.
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YOUR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

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B2B software · Inferred from public signals

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01

Help buyers choose a plan and request a demo

Give assistants a route from product questions to the right plan and a qualified demo request.

What supports this opportunity

Proposed customer journey. Public signals guide the implementation.

Customer actions listed for AI · Detected

8 tool entries were listed by 1 public MCP endpoint(s). No tools were executed.

Clearly explained actions · Detected

Tool names and description signals found. Source checks do not prove runtime completeness.

Required information for each action · Detected

Structured tool input declarations detected. Schema correctness needs runtime review.

Action safety information · Detected

Tool behavior annotations detected. Hints are not a security boundary.

02

Get discovered with the right answer

Help assistants understand your offer and point customers towards the next useful action.

What supports this opportunity

Proposed customer journey. Public signals guide the implementation.

Clear page title · Detected

Title: InfiniteWatch · AI agents that understand and act.

Search description · Detected

A descriptive meta description is present.

AI content guide (llms.txt) · Detected

A public llms.txt document was found.

Instructions for connecting AI assistants · Detected

MCP documentation links or endpoint configuration are publicly discoverable.

Content labels AI can understand · Detected

Parseable schema.org JSON-LD found. Content accuracy requires editorial review.

03

Make the next step easier

Give customers and assistants a clear route from interest to an enquiry or purchase.

What supports this opportunity

Proposed customer journey. Public signals guide the implementation.

Clear page structure · Detected

An h1 and a main landmark are present.

Easy-to-follow navigation · Detected

32 labelled, crawlable link(s) found.

Clear button and form labels · Not detected

Give each form field and button a clear label so its purpose is easy to understand.

WHAT AI ASSISTANTS CAN USE

Actions AI assistants can find

Tools let AI assistants help with tasks such as finding a product or checking an order. These are the public integration signals we found; task completion still needs testing.

1Browser integration sources
8Publicly listed AI tools
DetectedBrowser integration signals
Explore the tools and technical evidence

WebMCP connects AI assistants to actions in a browser. MCP lets compatible assistants connect directly to a service. The details below help your technical team evaluate both.

Tool list retrieved from the public MCP server. No tools were executed. View endpoint ↗

The WebMCP integration loads tool definitions dynamically from an MCP server. The public tool list is shown below; actual registration inside a browser still needs verification.

WebMCP source: https://infinitewatch.ai/webmcp/iw-webmcp-0.3.0.js ↗

ask_infinitewatch

Ask InfiniteWatch a grounded question about customer interactions, insights, examples, trends, comparisons, or diagnostics.

Inputs: prompt, productScope, conversationId, locale, context, selectedEntityId, selectedEntityType, callId, textConversationId, webSessionId, replaySessionId, dateRange, filters, activeFilters, availableDomains, pagePath, pageTitle
Remote MCP

get_insights

Get top or important insights from the selected or available InfiniteWatch data.

Inputs: domain, dateRange, focus, locale
Remote MCP

get_examples

Find direct examples from available InfiniteWatch interactions for a theme, issue, insight, agent, or outcome.

Inputs: theme, domain, directOnly, dateRange, limit, locale
Remote MCP

compare_channels

Compare results, issues, trends, or priorities across available InfiniteWatch channels.

Inputs: prompt, dateRange, locale
Remote MCP

summarize_interaction

Summarize or answer a question about one selected InfiniteWatch interaction.

Inputs: domain, interactionId, question, locale
Remote MCP

analyze_trend

Analyze whether a metric, theme, or issue is increasing, decreasing, or changing over time in available InfiniteWatch data.

Inputs: topic, domain, dateRange, granularity, locale
Remote MCP

diagnose_issue

Explain likely drivers behind an issue, poor outcome, escalation risk, low QA, or other diagnostic question.

Inputs: issue, domain, dateRange, locale
Remote MCP

ask_how_to

Ask for grounded operational guidance or next-step handling based on InfiniteWatch data. If the request is internal policy that InfiniteWatch cannot know, the answer should say so safely.

Inputs: question, domain, locale
Remote MCP

0 named source declarations found. Counts cover the sampled page and advertised endpoints. Source declarations are not runtime-tested tools; entries listed through more than one route may overlap.

WebMCP directory · webmcp.com

Listed on webmcp.com — 10 tools in its directory snapshot.

Directory tool names: ask_infinitewatch, get_insights, get_examples, compare_channels, summarize_interaction, analyze_trend, diagnose_issue, ask_how_to, iw_webmcp_authorize, iw_webmcp_disconnect

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This is a stored directory snapshot, not a live tool test. Its count may include browser-only tools and may differ from the public MCP server count. Directory listings do not change your score.

MCP Registry

Registry lookup could not be verified.

MEET AGENTS WHERE THEY ARE

Where can customers use AI assistants?

Support varies by browser and assistant. Some connections are still experimental; this is a platform guide, not a test of your website.

Reviewed Sep 2026
See browser support and connection options

Google Chrome

149+ · origin trial

WebMCP requires an eligible origin trial or the experimental testing flag. A compatible agent is also required.

Support details

Microsoft Edge

150+ · origin trial

Available for experimentation through the Edge origin trial. Check trial eligibility and current expiry dates.

Support details

Brave / Leo

Experimental integration

Experimental Leo integration is reported by the specification project. Availability is not guaranteed for all users.

Support details

Mozilla Firefox

No confirmed release

Prototype work is tracked, but no native release is confirmed. Use standard browser automation or a remote MCP client.

Support details

Apple Safari

No confirmed native support

Native WebMCP cannot be assumed. Regular browser automation and separate remote MCP clients remain alternatives.

Support details

Remote MCP clients

Browser-independent

Compatible agents can connect directly using a supported transport. Authentication and permissions still apply.

Support details

Remote MCP is a separate route. A compatible agent can use a remote MCP server independently of the visitor’s browser. Browser automation can still use regular pages. This matrix describes platform support, not a cross-browser test of your website.

UNDERSTAND YOUR SCORE

A clear starting point for your team.

Can AI assistants find your website, understand what you offer and help customers act? Your score brings these signals together and shows where a closer look is needed.

LESS WAITING. FEWER STEPS.

Let customers get things done through AI.

Bring quoting, booking and product discovery into AI-assisted customer journeys.

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