What's new
What's new in AgentSpeed
The latest shipments: observability, journey canaries, alerting, and the surfaces around them.
Releases
New
Competitor benchmarking
- Track competitors alongside your own site and see who is actually ahead, refreshed hourly.
- Beyond the score column: the checks a competitor passes that you do not, ranked by how many rivals are already ahead, each with the fix attached.
- Starter tracks 3 competitors, Growth 10, Pro 25.
New
Plan upgrades and self-serve billing
- Upgrade, switch plans, update your card, download invoices, and cancel without emailing anyone.
- Plan changes are prorated automatically.
New
Deep Scan: a one-time $29 audit
- The full picture once, without a subscription: all 30 checks, every finding kept with step-by-step remediation.
- A PDF report lands in your inbox when the scan finishes, and stays re-downloadable.
- No account required — pay, and the audit runs.
Improved
Blocking AI training crawlers no longer hurts your score
- The robots.txt check now scores only answer-time agents — the ones reading your site to answer a user right now, like ChatGPT-User, Claude-User and PerplexityBot.
- Blocking training-data crawlers such as GPTBot or CCBot is a content-licensing decision, not an agent-readiness defect, so it is now reported for information only.
- Scores are recalculated under rubric r2026.07.2.
Improved
No more dead buttons
- Every dashboard control whose backing service is not configured now says so plainly instead of failing after you click it.
- When the service goes live, the control lights up on its own.
New
AI citation tracking
- Watch whether an AI assistant actually cites your site when answering a question you care about, and get alerted when that changes.
- Probes Claude with live web search today. The trend over time is the signal, not any single answer.
New
Outcome and prompt-version tags on runs
- Tag any run with a business outcome and the prompt version that produced it.
- Compare success rate, latency and cost across prompt versions to see whether a change actually helped.
- Available in both SDKs and the ingest API.
New
Run a journey canary from your deploy pipeline
- POST to /api/v1/canaries/run with your API key to execute a journey on demand.
- The pass/fail result comes back synchronously — enough to fail a deploy before it reaches users.
New
Read API and CSV export for runs
- Pull your data back out: GET /api/v1/runs with filters and pagination.
- Or export the runs table straight to CSV from the dashboard.
New
Journey canaries
- Define a critical user journey as ordered, plain-language steps against any URL.
- On a schedule we probe the live site, verify each step against what it serves, and capture each run as a full Run + span trace, with per-step pass/fail, timing, and tokens.
- On failure, alerts fire to your channels with a deep link to the failing step’s trace.
- Bot protection is detected and reported as “blocked,” never bypassed.
Improved
Responsive layout + accessible mobile navigation
- The marketing site and product mockup now reflow cleanly down to mobile widths.
- A new mobile menu: hamburger → slide-in panel with focus trap, Escape-to-close, and proper ARIA.
- Lifted secondary-text contrast toward WCAG AA.
New
Weekly digest email
- A Monday summary per project: success rate, p95 latency, cost, and cost-per-successful-run, week over week.
- Highlights the top rising error type and the worst-performing tool, in plain language.
- Per-user opt-out; idempotent so a re-run never double-sends.
New
Alert rules + channels
- Fire on failure rate, p95 latency, error count, cost, or no-data, per agent or per project.
- Deliver to email, Slack, or webhook, with a 30-minute cooldown to prevent alert storms.
- Incidents open and resolve automatically as metrics breach and recover.
New
Public status pages
- Publish a hosted status page with 30-day uptime bars per agent.
- A public, always-on reliability signal you can share with customers.