Reference
Glossary
Plain-word definitions of the terms in the app and these docs.
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Authorized store
A store origin and product path that the operator has allowed AisleRun to test. See Authorized stores.
Blocker
The first step that stopped the shopper, with a code such as ADD_TO_CART_NO_EFFECT. See Verdicts and blockers.
Checkout entry
The first page of checkout. A run reaches it and stops. Nothing is filled in or submitted.
Clean browser
A new Chromium context with no cookies, storage or history. Every attempt uses one.
Event
One thing the worker recorded while a run was going, such as a step starting or finishing. Events are what the live view and the report are built from.
Facilitator
The service that checks an x402 payment and submits it to the blockchain. AisleRun uses PayAI's facilitator.
Fixture
A version of AisleRun's own test store, such as fixture-mobile-cart-broken-v1.
Idempotency key
A value you choose for one paid request. Sending the same request with the same key returns the original run instead of starting and charging for a new one.
Inconclusive
A result that means the journey couldn't be judged. It's never counted as a store failure.
PayBox
MoonPay's wallet for AI agents. It holds your keys and limits and pays x402 requests for your agent. See Paying with PayBox.
Quote
A free, 15-minute offer for one run of one product page at a fixed price. See Quotes.
Read token
The secret that lets you read one run. It comes back in the paid response and starts with rt_.
Retest
A second, separately paid run of the same product page, usually after a fix. See Retests and comparisons.
Service error
A run that ended because AisleRun failed, shown as FAILED_INTERNAL or CANCELLED. It has no store verdict.
Settlement
The moment a payment lands on Base. AisleRun queues a run only after settlement.
Use service
PayBox's use_service tool. It calls a paid URL, pays the 402, and returns the paid response to the agent.
Viewport
The screen size a run uses: mobile at 390 × 844 or desktop at 1440 × 900.
x402
An open protocol for paying for an HTTP request. The server answers 402 Payment Required with a price, and the client retries with a signed payment.