Make sure every cart is what they meant.

AI agents now search, compare and buy on people’s behalf. Payment systems can prove the person said yes. ADG Precision is building the check that the cart is what they meant (the right product, size, price and seller) before any money moves.

Agentic commerce · In development

request: “Order the grey linen sofa we looked at, under $1,200.”

intent: sofa · grey · linen · 3-seat · under $1,200 · viewed Tuesday

cart: grey velvet sofa · 3-seat · $1,149 · new seller

decision: hold — material doesn’t match; ask before paying

person: “Right, the linen one.”

action: cart corrected · paid · recorded

Agents are already shopping. Where they can buy is changing fast.

On October 15, 2026, an X user reported that Amazon was blocking Grok bots from ordering. Elon Musk’s reply hinted at a new store altogether.

An X user, Oct 15, 2026: “amazon is blocking grok @bots from ordering, and elon's answer is just have your bot buy it somewhere else.”

Elon Musk (@elonmusk), Oct 15, 2026: “Maybe we should start a competitor to Amazon 🤔”

Every time an agent is pushed to a different store, it meets a new catalog, new listings and new sellers. Whichever store it buys from, someone has to check that the cart is what the person meant.

Posts quoted from X for commentary. ADG Precision is not affiliated with X, xAI, Amazon or Elon Musk.

Proof of yes is not proof of meaning.

Authorization: Payment systems check

Did the person approve? Is the agent allowed to pay? Is the payment valid?

Meaning: ADG Precision checks

Is this the product they meant? The right size, colour, quantity, price and seller? Within their budget and rules?

Close is not the same as right.

Agents can find, compare and pay in seconds. The hard part is making sure the thing they pay for is the thing that was asked for.

Requests are vague

“The usual coffee,” “a gift under $50,” “the blue one”: an agent has to turn loose words into an exact product, size and quantity.

Catalogs are messy

Near-identical listings, substitutions, bundles and resellers make it easy to buy something close, but wrong.

Money is hard to take back

Returns, refunds and disputes cost stores and shoppers time and money. Checking before payment is cheaper than fixing it after.

The same control loop, applied to purchases.

Whether a purchase starts with a person, a shopping agent or an automated reorder, it passes through the same loop before money moves, and every result feeds the next decision.

Knowledge

What do we know about the situation?

The facts behind the purchase: the catalog, prices, sizes, stock, sellers, past orders and the person’s preferences.

Intent

What outcome is wanted?

What the person really asked for: the product, the must-haves, the budget and the deadline, even when the words are loose.

Proposed action

What change could serve that goal?

One specific cart and payment, with the reason it matches the request.

Governance

Is the change justified, within the rules, and authorized?

Checked against the request, spending limits and approved sellers. Routine buys go ahead under rules the person set; anything unusual waits for their OK, with the reason shown.

Execution

What actually changes?

Only the approved cart is paid for, once, and recorded.

Feedback

What happened?

Deliveries, returns and corrections flow back into Knowledge, so the next purchase starts from what really happened.

Results feed the next decision

Built for the companies agents buy through.

Shopping-agent builders

Assistants and apps that buy for people and need a check between the cart they build and the payment they send.

Online stores

Merchants taking orders from AI agents who want fewer wrong orders, returns and disputes.

Payments & wallets

Providers that already verify who approved a purchase and want a meaning check alongside it.

Business purchasing

Teams that let agents reorder supplies within budgets, approved vendors and policies.

We do this for ad spend today.

ADG Precision already reads the intent behind every Google Ads search term, matches it to the right product and campaign, and applies only approved changes, with a full record. Agentic commerce applies the same discipline to carts and payments.

Help shape intent checks for agentic commerce.

Early access is open. Tell us what your agents buy and where orders go wrong.