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Activity across the programme
How a purchase actually works
Read left to right. The colour is who has to act.
The agent, on its own
Needs the buyer
Needs the platform
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The commercial point. An agent can do everything up to the
moment money moves, without asking anybody's permission. Payment is the
buyer's, by design. Reading a buyer's order history is the platform's,
and the buyer cannot sign it over — which is where a bank has leverage
and a shop does not.
What the agent connects to
One agent, two competing standards, four shops.
UCP — found from the domain
ACP — no discovery exists, wired by hand
Checkouts by shop
Solid green is paid; blue is started but not paid.
Last 14 days
Every day shown, including the quiet ones.
Checkouts started
Paid
The shops this agent uses
Two kinds. Direct shops the agent calls itself. Through the Agent Gateway: the Gateway offers this agent the shops its operator allows, and you choose here which of them the agent uses. New conversations pick up a change at once.
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The shops in detail
What we proved, and what we could not
The commercial conclusion of the milestone, in three bands.
The nine scenarios
Testing
Checks by suite
Green passed, red failed. Nothing is rounded up.
Where the numbers come from
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This page renders a recorded run of the test suites. It never
runs a test itself and never infers a pass from anything else, so a
failing check appears failing and a stale run is flagged.
What it costs to run
Model calls only, at the provider's published list price. Excludes hosting and the merchants' own APIs.