Dedica

What makes it different

Dedica started with a watched failure: an agent tried to sign a team up for a SaaS tool, found the pricing page, got an empty page because the plans only loaded with JavaScript, then hit a bot check on sign-up and gave up — without reporting an error to anyone. It just told the user “I couldn't do that”.

It runs 125 checks for free and scores how agents find, read and use a site — from discovery to reading content to completing actions — then hands each issue to a coding agent as a concrete fix. The goal is practical, not a grade for its own sake: every failure comes with something to change.

The timing matters because agent traffic is becoming a real channel: if agents cannot read a pricing page, compare a product or finish a signup, the business loses the customer behind the agent without ever seeing a human visitor bounce. Dedica frames it as a readiness ladder, from L0 to L5, for how silicon-friendly a site is.