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Glossary
Agentic traffic
Agentic traffic is web and API traffic generated by AI agents acting on someone's behalf, such as AI browsers, shopping assistants or autonomous tools that read pages, fill forms and complete purchases.
AI agents use real browsers and behave much like people, so classic bot detection either blocks them (losing real sales) or lets them through (along with attackers who imitate them).
Organizations now need policies for agentic traffic: which agents to welcome, which actions they may perform, and how to tell a buying agent from an AI-driven attack.
Where Huskeys fits
Huskeys classifies agentic traffic by intent so teams can welcome buying agents and block AI-driven attacks.
