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Commerce readiness preflight

Public scan projection · Free browser tool

Stripe Link Checkout Preflight

Project AgentReady’s commerce and browser findings into a Stripe Link–oriented readiness receipt. The tool is intentionally sandbox-first and stops before any checkout submission, payment, order creation, or Stripe API call.

1 · Define and run

GoalContract input

Start with the included example, then replace it with one narrow customer goal and its real authority boundary.

Public baseline: this submits only the starting URL to AgentReady's existing public scan with browser checks enabled. It does not request enhanced account access or publish a report.

Authority, assertions, and safe stop

Selecting a sandbox records a declaration in the contract; a later executor must still verify written authorization, isolation, fixture reset, and revocation. This public tool does not execute the sandbox run.

By running this tool, you confirm the submitted inputs are within your authorized scope.

2 · Inspect and export

Evidence bundle

Your structured result will appear here

Review the example GoalContract, adjust its boundaries, and run the tool. No action is taken beyond the boundary shown on this page.

Why this test exists

A practical Stripe Link checkout readiness preflight

Agentic commerce is not a license to test a live purchase. Before a browser agent approaches checkout, teams need to know whether products are discoverable, variants and prices are understandable, the cart state is stable, authorization is explicit, and a sandbox path has a safe stopping point.

The Stripe Link Checkout Preflight projects observable public commerce signals into a sandbox-oriented contract and receipt. Its evidence includes an explicit unobservable Stripe Link row until Link is genuinely tested. It never asks for a card, clicks a final payment control, confirms an order, or asserts that Link is available merely because Stripe appears on the page.

Repeatable workflow

From a bounded goal to an inspectable receipt

  1. 1

    Choose a non-production goal

    Describe a discovery-to-test-checkout journey and use a starting URL that can be inspected publicly.

  2. 2

    Set the payment safe stop

    Prohibit live purchase and stop before any control that could create a payment, order, or customer record.

  3. 3

    Run the public preflight

    Project AgentReady commerce, semantics, browser, and safety observations into the shared evidence bundle.

  4. 4

    Move to sandbox separately

    Use the export to configure an authorized Stripe test-mode run with test credentials and authoritative order readback.

Read the evidence precisely

Four interpretation rules

Discovery precedes payment

An agent needs clear products, variants, availability, totals, policies, and cart transitions before payment readiness matters.

Stripe presence is not Link proof

Scripts or checkout references do not establish that the intended Link flow is enabled or usable.

Test mode is a hard boundary

Use Stripe test data and a non-fulfilling environment for any later transactional validation.

Order readback is authoritative

A browser success message should be reconciled with the test order or payment record before declaring success.

Included in this tool

Observable checks and exports

  • Product feed discovery and required-field validation
  • Product JSON-LD and visible-price parity evidence
  • Privacy and terms prerequisite checks
  • Portable sandbox GoalContract for a later authorized checkout run

Keep outside the claim

Known limitations

  • No Stripe account, Link wallet, card, order, or fulfillment system is accessed.
  • Passing public prerequisites does not establish merchant eligibility for any agent-commerce program.
  • A real sandbox run still needs explicit authorization and authoritative order-state verification.

Frequently asked questions

Will this charge my Stripe account?

No. The tool uses public website evidence only and performs no Stripe API, wallet, card, checkout submission, or order action.

What do passing prerequisite rows mean?

They mean those specific public commerce prerequisites were present in this scan. The explicit Link row remains unobservable until an authorized sandbox actually exercises it; no payment or order is implied.

Why check policies and price parity?

Agents and commerce platforms need stable product facts and clear merchant terms. A structured price that disagrees with the visible page is ambiguous and should be fixed before execution testing.

Continue the investigation

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Planning artifact

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Measured comparisons

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