You can now run Google Lighthouse audits automatically and watch performance, accessibility, SEO and best practices scores change over time, instead of running audits by hand. The Atatus Infrastructure Agent runs Lighthouse against the URLs you list and sends the results to Atatus. See the Lighthouse integration docs for setup.
Frontend teams and product owners can audit production and staging side by side, compare mobile and desktop results, and see when a release lowers a score. The audits run on a Linux host with Node.js, Chrome or Chromium and the Lighthouse CLI installed.
What you can do
- Automated audits: List your sites and URLs in lighthouse.yaml, and the agent runs Lighthouse against them for you.
- Scores for every page: Track performance, accessibility, SEO and best practices scores, plus PWA checks, for each URL.
- Page timings: See the lab metrics behind the performance score, such as Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift and Total Blocking Time.
- Mobile and desktop: Set the form factor per site and add tags such as environment or region to compare results.
- Score drops: Chart scores over time and set alert rules so a release that lowers a score doesn't go unnoticed.