Seventeen tools. None of them can spend your money.
Ask in plain words. The agent searches a real catalog, compares what it finds, holds the stock and prices your order. Pressing Pay stays yours — not because it is asked to stop, but because it has no way to start.
Request Flow
One purchase, hop by hop — tap a step to hold it
The agent stops at your wallet
Most assistants are told not to spend your money. This one cannot. There is no tool that authorizes, captures or confirms a payment, so no amount of persuasion reaches one.
What it does on its own
- Search a live catalog and compare what it finds
- Check the real price and stock before it answers
- Fill your cart and hold the stock while you decide
- Save an address and price the order
- Cancel an order and refund it in full
- Read back the true status of a payment
What only you can do
Authorize the payment
A separate request only a signed-in person can make. It opens Razorpay's own window, and the amount comes from the server, never from anything the agent wrote.
It can only show you what is actually on the shelf
Every product card is built from a catalog lookup, never from the model's own prose. If a search returns nothing, it says so and tells you what is stocked instead.