Agent-assisted checkout, with a human in control
Intuition > Instinct.
OpenIntuition turns a plain-language request into a researched basket, then returns with one clear question: do you approve this exact total?
The interaction model
The request stays human. The work becomes agentic.
The launch film follows a familiar moment: dinner needs groceries. Rather than turning that into a checkout surprise, OpenIntuition makes the research visible and keeps the final payment decision with the person who asked.
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Ask naturally
A request begins in the conversational surface people already use: “Can you get groceries for dinner?”
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Research the basket
A browser-use agent compares availability and turns the request into a cart with concrete choices.
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Return one total
The agent sends the item count and exact total back for review—before any charge can happen.
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Approve deliberately
Stripe Link is the approval moment: a familiar, secure handoff where the user stays in control.
Built in the open
OpenIntuition is built on OpenInstinct by Merit Labs.
The project connects OpenInstinct’s open framework for agent capabilities to a checkout experience designed around informed consent: an agent can prepare the work, but it cannot skip the person’s approval.