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An automated reviewer that checks a file for one kind of problem, the way a specialist colleague would. One agent looks at design, another at accessibility, another at whether the legal line is there. In BugSmash, findings are pinned to the exact spot with a suggested fix and a risk level, and become comments only when you approve them.
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Each one is a specialist. Run one alone, or pair two on the same file.
Checks layout, spacing, alignment and visual consistency, the way a senior designer would on a first pass.
Looks for friction, confusing flows and unclear next steps that stop people from doing what the page wants them to do.
Checks messaging, clarity and copy quality, so the words say what you sell and why it matters.
Flags common accessibility problems that shut people out, before an accessibility audit or a customer finds them.
Proofreads every word, including text baked into images, and goes beyond spelling to grammar, structure and phrasing.
Pick a template, add your terms, guidelines or instructions. The agent appears next to the built-in ones. Build one per client, brand or regulation.
Templates
Checks that required words, phrases, offers or information appear in your content, every time.
“Cancel anytime” is missing from this banner.
Fix: Add it under the price.
Use it forPromo terms, legal lines, pricing claims, product details that clients insist on
Create agents in Workspace Settings, under AI Reviewers.
Pick by the question you want answered.
| Agent | Type | What it catches | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design Reviewer | Built in | The three feature cards use different corner radii and padding, so the row looks unfinished. | Website mockups, landing pages, social graphics, banner ads |
| UX Reviewer | Built in | Two primary buttons compete above the fold, so visitors have no clear first step. | Sign-up flows, pricing pages, product pages, onboarding screens |
| Copy Reviewer | Built in | The headline “Grow faster today” does not say what the product does. | Headlines, landing pages, ad copy, brochures, pitch decks |
| Accessibility Auditor | Built in | White button text on light orange falls well below a 4.5:1 contrast ratio. | Websites, landing pages, PDFs, email graphics, UI screens |
| Spelling Checker | Built in | “Recieve your order in 2 days” should read “Receive your order in 2 days”. | Ads, AI-generated images, PDFs, landing pages, any customer-facing content |
| Mandatory Terms Agent | Custom | Checks that required words, phrases, offers or information appear in your content, every time. | Promo terms, legal lines, pricing claims, product details that clients insist on |
| Forbidden Terms Agent | Custom | Flags words and phrases that should never appear, from banned claims to retired product names. | Regulated claims, competitor names, outdated branding, words a client has banned |
| Compliance Agent | Custom | Checks compliance and approval requirements: required disclaimers, unsupported claims, missing disclosures and restricted language. | Financial promotions, health and wellness claims, insurance, alcohol, regulated industries |
| Brand Guidelines Agent | Custom | Reviews work against your brand: approved and forbidden colors, typography, logo use and tone of voice. | Agencies managing several client brands, in-house brand teams, franchise marketing |
| Custom Agent | Custom | For anything the other agents do not cover. Write your own instructions from your team’s checklist, QA standards or a client brief. | QA checklists, client-specific standards, house style rules, launch checklists |
A template plus a few lines of instructions. Open one to see the wording.
Flag promises of returns, missing risk warnings and any performance figure shown without its time period. Region: United Kingdom. Strictness: high.
Never allow: cure, treats, prevents disease, clinically proven, doctor recommended, miracle, instant results.
Must include: offer end date, “T&Cs apply”, “While stocks last”, and the discount code exactly as written.
Approved colors #0F3D3E and #F2B134 only. Headlines in sentence case. Say “members”, never “users”. Balanced strictness.
Every plan card must show a price, the billing period and a button. Annual savings must match the monthly price shown.
Must include the company registration number, the current copyright year and “Past performance is not a guide to future returns”.
Never allow the old plan names Basic, Pro Plus or Legacy, or the old tagline “Built for everyone”.
Check for placeholder text such as Lorem ipsum or TBD, empty buttons, and any price or date written as XX.
Examples you set up yourself from the templates, not presets. Compliance findings support your review and are not legal advice.
Filter by the file you are working on.
Paste a URL or upload an image, PDF, HTML file, deck or document.
Built in, custom, or one of each.
Each one shows the issue, the fix and a risk level.
Approved findings become comments you can send to Jira, Slack or ClickUp.
The AI Review API lists your agents, starts a review on any project version and returns each finding with its fix, risk level and position. Included with API access on the Agency plan. API docs
# run two agents on version 2
POST /api/v2/ai-review/reviews
{
"projectId": "9ab784b3-...",
"versionNo": 2,
"reviewerIds": ["BS-AIR-U5740", "BS-AIR-Z9044"]
}Roast a website instantly or sign up for a detailed review.
FAQ
An AI review agent is an automated reviewer that checks a website, image, PDF or other file for a specific kind of problem, such as design, UX, copy, accessibility, spelling, brand or compliance issues. In BugSmash each finding is pinned to the exact spot on the file with a suggested fix, so it works like a comment from a colleague.
Still unsure? Read the AI review guide.
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