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Website quality review agent
Check your site each week. See what got slower or harder to find since last time, with a ranked fix list.
Website quality review agent is a free AI agent for the job "Build websites and web apps". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks
What it does
Websites slide. A new image makes a page slow. A new page goes up with no title. A button loses its label. A link breaks after a move. None of it is loud, and each one costs visitors or search traffic until someone notices. This agent checks the same things every week and after each release, and keeps the numbers. It tells you what is new, what is old and what you fixed, not just a long list. If a page got clearly slower, a new access problem appeared or a page dropped out of search, it puts that first. It cannot measure speed on its own, so it asks for your PageSpeed report and says plainly when it did not have one. It never edits your site. You get a ranked fix list and say yes to each fix.
You give it
- The addresses of your home page and 3 to 8 pages that matter most
- A PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse report for each of them (best)
- Your site code, if you want the access scan (optional)
- A Search Console Pages export (optional)
- Codebase (optional)
- Source text (optional)
You get
- Scores and counts against last run, with new, old and fixed problems apart
- An alarm line if speed, access or indexing got clearly worse
- One ranked fix list, each with its gain and effort
- A list of the checks it could not run, and what would let it run them
Use it when
- You run a site that changes often and want the same quality checks every week.
- You just released something and want to know what it broke.
- Search traffic or page speed dipped and you want the likely cause ranked.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the agent. In Claude Code, add it as a skill or save it in .claude/agents, then ask it to check your site.
- Give it your key pages, and attach your speed reports and code if you have them.
- The first run sets the base. From the second run on it says what changed.
- Read the fix list. Say yes to the fixes you want, and it makes only those, then rechecks them up to two times.
- Run it again next Monday and after each release.