Project
Aii.Support
Aii Agentic Audit Intelligence
An audit workspace that examines a web application on your behalf, replacing ad-hoc manual review with a structured, repeatable process. An audit begins with a declared target, an allowed and excluded scope, and recorded consent; it then runs the same five groups of checks, so findings can be compared across runs rather than rediscovered by hand each time. Each finding is reported with its affected page, reproduction steps, expected against actual behaviour, a suggested correction and its evidence.
Open the audit workspaceFive check groups
- 01
Functional
Verifies that the site behaves as intended.
- Broken links
- HTTP errors
- JavaScript and console errors
- Failed network requests
- 02
UX / Responsive
Examines layout and interaction across viewport sizes.
- Horizontal overflow
- Viewport meta configuration
- Tap-target sizing
- Text size at mobile, tablet and desktop widths
- 03
Accessibility
Evaluates conformance against recognised standards.
- axe-core rule set
- WCAG 2.x Level A
- WCAG 2.x Level AA
- 04
Performance
Measures delivery cost and responsiveness.
- Load timing
- Page weight
- Outliers relative to the site's own baseline
- 05
Defensive Security
Passive inspection only — no intrusive testing.
- Security headers
- Cookie flags
- HTTPS enforcement
- Mixed content
- Exposed errors or secrets
Security testing is strictly passive: the auditor observes what a site already exposes and never probes, injects, or attempts to exploit. Every report states which checks ran, which were partial, which were skipped and which are not implemented, and the absence of a finding is never recorded as proof that a defect was fixed.