Vercel's Is Agentic audit now highlights different checks according to the kind of website being assessed. Its changelog describes views for docs and content, business, app and commerce sites. The app view emphasizes matters such as API discovery and authentication, while commerce emphasizes payment and checkout standards.
Changing the view leaves the score unchanged and requires no new scan. A site can declare its preferred default view through a metadata tag; otherwise the service infers a type and shows which one it chose. The change helps owners locate relevant improvements within an existing report while preserving the same scoring basis across views.
Key takeaways · AI-distilled
Is Agentic's site audits now split into four site-type views (Docs & content, Business, App, Commerce), each surfacing different checks, e.g. Commerce highlights payment/checkout standards like x402A payment protocol built on HTTP's long-unused 402 status code, letting a server charge per request so software agents can pay without an account.Full definition →, UCP, and ACP.
Switching between the four views doesn't trigger a rescan and doesn't change the underlying score; only which checks are foregrounded changes, keeping scores comparable across different kinds of sites.
A site sets its default view with a single meta tag (<meta name="is-agentic-site-type" content="...">); without it, Is Agentic infers the type automatically and shows which one it picked.
Terms in this piece · Glossary
x402 — A payment protocol built on HTTP's long-unused 402 status code, letting a server charge per request so software agents can pay without an account.
