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ONLINE, June 6, 2026 - AI Agent Security Mini-Audit has published a free browser-only self-check for founders, developers, and small agencies that are shipping AI agents, automations, and public contact funnels. The self-check is designed to help teams catch common launch risks before they send campaign traffic, hand off a client site, or connect an agent to real business workflows.The new checklist focuses on practical failure points that can quietly cost a business leads or trust: unclear contact paths, missing payment or support details, overbroad AI permissions, weak fallback messaging, and public forms that appear to work but do not create a reliable owner notification. It runs in the browser, requires no account, and asks users to score their own workflow against a short set of risk signals.
"Small teams are moving fast with AI agents, but many of the avoidable problems are still ordinary operational problems," said Mauro Ceron, project owner for AI Agent Security Mini-Audit. "A form that loses a lead, a bot that promises too much, or a workflow with no clear human handoff can damage revenue before anyone thinks to run a formal audit."
The free self-check is available at https://mauroceron.github.io/ai-agent-security-mini-audit/self-check.html. For teams that want external proof before launch, the project also offers optional contact form proof checks. These checks review a live public funnel from the outside, submit a transparent test message when appropriate, and return concise evidence on whether the visitor path and response route are working as expected.
The paid proof-check offer is intentionally small in scope, with a USD 29 smoke test and a USD 50 deeper proof option for public contact forms and lead funnels. The goal is not to replace a full security review, but to give founders and agencies a low-friction way to verify that a site can actually receive and route the opportunities it is built to capture.
About AI Agent Security Mini-Audit: AI Agent Security Mini-Audit is a lightweight independent project focused on practical launch checks for AI-enabled websites, automations, and client handoff flows. The project publishes browser-based self-checks and compact external proof services for teams that need fast evidence before promoting or delivering a workflow.
Media and service contact: Mauro Ceron, mauro_ceron1@hotmail.com.