Agent Shield
Hey HN, AI agents are all the buzz right now, but how many of them are accessing your website today? That's what we built AgentShield to answer. Most of our users didn't know they had agent traffic until seeing them in our dashboard. You can see traffic broken down by humans, bots, and AI agents. Installation can be as simple as a JS pixel, and it's free. We're currently building out the paid component that will let you block specific agents or types of traffic. Feedback welcome: What else would you want to know about AI agents visiting your site?
Agent Shield launched on October 22, 2025 with 15 votes, #661 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Identify the non-human traffic on your site - add Agent Shield to determine if each session is a human, a bot, or an AI Agent. Copy and paste the JS pixel into your tag container and start detecting AI traffic within minutes, for free.
Advanced agentic traffic detection. Determine if each session on your site is a human, a bot or an AI agent. Understand your traffic now to determine how to treat each session based on who or what is executing it.
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