Glossary
Definition of a form designed to be understood by humans, assistive technologies and AI agents.
An agent-friendly form is a form whose intent, fields, constraints, errors and consequence are understandable without implicit human intuition.
It should expose real labels, coherent name attributes, required states, useful help messages, field-associated errors, a precise CTA and an explicit confirmation.
The goal is not to design for robots at the expense of humans. The goal is to remove ambiguity that harms humans, assistive technologies and agents.
If this term describes what you are experiencing, the diagnostic requalifies it and identifies the right intervention.
The WebMCP and agent-friendly forms audit checks whether fields, buttons, errors, confirmations and critical actions are explicitly interpretable.
OpenThe accessibility for agents audit checks whether the accessibility tree properly exposes critical actions, fields, states, errors and journeys.
Open