The new Agentic Audits function by deploying an AI agent that simulates human behavior—navigating menus, entering data into fields, and completing checkout processes. This approach uncovers up to 50% more high-severity accessibility issues than traditional automated scanning, with fix recommendations generated in under an hour. This shift addresses the common problem where site updates frequently introduce new legal vulnerabilities that static scanners fail to detect.
AudioEye Debuts AI-Driven Audits and Developer Tools for Web Compliance
Tucson-based AudioEye is rolling out two new AI-powered tools, Agentic Audits and SDK MCP, designed to identify accessibility flaws in real-time. By leveraging a proprietary dataset derived from one million human reviews, the company aims to mitigate legal risks for businesses that struggle to keep pace with rapid digital updates.
For development teams, the AudioEye SDK MCP integrates accessibility intelligence directly into existing coding environments. According to a 2026 independent study, the tool detects up to 2.5 times more issues than competing solutions before code is deployed. CEO Kelly Georgevich noted that while companies are increasingly adopting AI for development, these tools often inadvertently create accessibility gaps. By providing verified, rescannable fixes, AudioEye seeks to ensure that digital products remain compliant without slowing down release cycles for engineering departments.
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