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What is AisleRun

A shopper test an AI agent can order: one paid browser run that shops a product page on a phone and a desktop and stops at checkout.

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AisleRun is a shopper test your AI agent can order. Your agent pays for one run through PayBox, and AisleRun opens your product page in a real browser on a phone and on a desktop, adds the item to the cart, opens checkout, and stops there. You get a verdict for each screen size, the recording of what the browser did, and the first step that broke.

Who it's for

AisleRun is for merchants and the agencies or AI agents that look after their stores. A store can load fine and still lose sales at the last click: a cart button that does nothing on phones, a checkout link that goes nowhere. Those bugs rarely show up in uptime checks, and spot-checking every release by hand doesn't scale.

The problem it solves

A page that loads isn't a page that sells

Monitoring tells you the server answered. It doesn't tell you a shopper could put something in the cart. AisleRun runs the purchase path itself, in Chromium, the way a shopper would.

Evidence instead of opinions

Every result comes with the recording, screenshots, a Playwright trace and the raw console output. A verdict is never written by a language model. It comes from a fixed script and fixed rules, so the same page gives the same answer.

Proving a fix

After a fix, the agent pays for a second run of the same page. The two runs sit side by side, each with its own recording and payment, so you can see the outcome changed.

What you can do today

You want to Read
Order a run from an agent Order your first run
Understand a result Verdicts and blockers
Check a fix Retests and comparisons
Wire it into your own tools API
See it working Live proof

Where to go next

Start with Order your first run, or read How a run works for what happens between the payment and the report.

Order a run from your agent

Any agent connected to PayBox can buy a run. It calls the use_service tool with this URL, a POST body from a free quote, and your wallet credential. PayBox pays, and the agent gets the run ID and a report link back.

https://aislerun.158-220-85-120.sslip.io/v1/inspections
Price0.05 USDC per run, paid on Base through x402.
TimeAbout 6 seconds to pay, then 7 to 19 seconds for the run.
ResultA verdict per viewport, with the recording and the first step that broke.
Step-by-step: order your first run

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Start here

  • What is AisleRun

    A shopper test an AI agent can order: one paid browser run that shops a product page on a phone and a desktop and stops at checkout.

  • Order your first run

    Get a quote, pay for the run through PayBox, and read the result, with the exact requests an agent sends.

  • How a run works

    What happens between the quote and the report: the payment gate, the worker, the browser journey and where evidence is kept.

Using AisleRun

  • Quotes

    Ask what a run costs and what it covers before anything is charged, and how a quote binds the paid request to it.

  • Paying with PayBox

    How PayBox pays the x402 request, what the agent gets back, and what happens when a payment fails or is retried.

  • Reading results

    Poll the run, read its event stream, and open the report with recordings, screenshots and traces.

  • Verdicts and blockers

    What pass, fail and inconclusive mean, every blocker code, and why a service error never counts against the store.

  • Retests and comparisons

    Pay for a second run after a fix and compare the two side by side, recording against recording.

Safety and trust

  • Authorized stores

    Which stores AisleRun will test, why a public URL isn't permission, and how the browser is fenced off from everything else.

  • Payments, retries and refunds

    The price, when money moves, how a retried request avoids a second charge, and what happens to a payment if a run fails.

  • Privacy and evidence

    Who can read a report, how long evidence links last, what is published, and what AisleRun never collects.

  • Limitations

    What a run can't tell you, and the things AisleRun doesn't do yet.

Reference

  • API

    Base URL, every endpoint, request and response shapes, read tokens and the error codes.

  • The test store

    AisleRun's own labelled fixture store, its four versions and the seeded defect.

  • Live proof

    Every paid run so far, with its settlement on Base and what the browser found.

  • FAQ

    Direct answers to the questions people ask about AisleRun, PayBox and the results.

  • Glossary

    Plain-word definitions of the terms in the app and these docs.