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Agentboarding is a CLI tool for DevTools in the agent era. AI coding agents like Claude Code are becoming the buyers and integrators of developer tools — a developer asks an agent "how do I use X?", and the agent reads the docs and tries to set it up itself, in the terminal, with no website visit. When it gets stuck, it quietly gives up and picks a competitor. That failure is invisible today: you can't see it, reproduce it, or fix it. Agentboarding makes it visible, reproducible, and fixable. We turn a real, sandboxed Claude Code agent loose on a goal — "from a clean machine, boot a cloud Android device with Genymotion" — using only the product's public docs. We record every step and root-cause each failure into one of five classes: the product is genuinely broken, the docs are ambiguous, the agent hallucinated a flag, a "summarization casualty" (Claude Code reads a lossy AI summary of your page that can silently drop key facts), or a "funding wall" (a paywall with no way for an agent to pay). Then we auto-fix the gap, send a fresh agent through, and prove the gap closed: an "AX Score" moves from red to green. It's Claude Code grading Claude Code, and shipping the fix.