BizSee AI Business Starter Kit — Free Lesson Preview: See an AI Agent in Action

This is a free preview from Track B of the BizSee AI Business Starter Kit: see an AI agent in action. In about four minutes, you'll see the difference between an assistant and an agent, and watch an agent check a small business website the way a new customer would. It's an illustrated walkthrough of a fictional bakery, so you can follow every step.

First, the difference. An assistant answers or drafts in a chat. An agent takes steps toward a goal. It can open websites, click, and read, and a good agent asks for your approval before anything important, like submitting a form or paying. Automation is a fixed rule that runs the same way every time.

Here are the instructions. The owner asks the agent to act like a first-time customer who wants to order a birthday cake for Saturday. It should find the price range, how much notice is needed, and how to order. Then the most important line: if you reach a form or checkout, stop. Do not submit, do not pay, and do not sign in. You'll find this template in the kit, ready to copy.

Now the agent works. It opens the homepage, looks for cakes, and finds the cakes page in two clicks. It finds that custom cakes need five days' notice. But it can't find a price or price range anywhere. That's a real gap. A customer, or an AI tool answering a customer, has nothing to go on. Then it heads to the order form.

Here's the moment that matters. The agent reaches the order form, describes what it asks for, and notices something: the form forces you to create an account before ordering. That's another dead end for busy customers. Then it pauses for approval. The owner chooses deny. Nothing is submitted. That's how you stay in control: the agent explores, and you decide what happens.

Then the report. What was easy to find, what was hard or missing, and the top three fixes in plain words: add a price range, let people order as a guest, and list pickup times. The owner checks each finding, because agents can misread pages, and then makes the fixes on the website herself.

Why was this safe? The agent only read public pages. Nothing was connected, no passwords were shared, and it stopped before submitting anything. And the owner checked every finding before acting. You can run this with ChatGPT Work's cloud browser on paid ChatGPT plans, with Gemini Agent where it's available, or with Claude in Chrome. No agent yet? Paste your page text into any assistant with the same instructions.

This is one of seven guided workflows in the BizSee AI Business Starter Kit. The kit has two tracks. Track A helps customers find and understand your business. Track B teaches you to put AI to work, with permissions, approvals, and a complete step-by-step workflow you can reproduce. It's thirty-nine dollars, one time. Some AI tools have their own paid plans.

Start free with the AI Readiness Check at bizseeai.com. Help customers find your business. Put AI to work for you.