Glossary

Short definitions for Agentrix, agent commerce readiness, and related terms—written for search and answer engines.

Agentrix: A diagnosis product that measures whether an AI agent can walk a site from signup through pre-checkout. Never completes a purchase; never bypasses CAPTCHA.
Agent commerce readiness: How completely an agent can finish critical flows (signup, login, browse, cart, pre-checkout). Quantified by the Agentrix Score.
Agentrix Score: A 0–100 reachability score from step success/failure and barrier tags. Mid-step success is credited only with observable evidence.
Pre-checkout: Reaching order/payment review before confirm. Does not include placing or authorizing payment.
Consent gate: Code-enforced requirement for confirmer name and YYYY-MM-DD consent date before any diagnosis session—including CLI.
Purchase guard: Harness refusal of order/payment confirm and early Buy now actions. Confirm blocks end as pre-checkout reached; start CTAs are skipped without checkout credit.
CAPTCHA stop: Immediate halt on bot-challenge detection with no bypass. The stop itself is a reachability result.
Agentic Commerce: The idea of AI agents assisting or completing shopping flows. Agentrix diagnoses whether those flows are agent-passable; it does not shop for users.