CRIF · Agentic Commerce Gateway
Live demo of the trust layer for AI agents in commerce. Four cross-merchant scenarios, three real storefronts, seven operator scenarios — all on the same CRIF engine.
Consumer view (default) or director mode with 4 panels + live audit ticker (link suffix &presenter=true).
Eight-stage composition flow for Anna's housewarming — event framing, photo upload, mood-board, curated cross-merchant selection with tag feedback and alternatives, delivery aggregation, Trust Mandate. All 12 v2.0 audit events.
Cross-merchant shop for the new apartment. One mandate (€6,500) covers sofa (Nordlys), coat (Hafen) and tools + paint (Bauhütte). All PERMITs.
The agent tries to overshoot the budget — first at Hafen, then at Bauhütte. CRIF blocks cross-merchant: same mandate, the merchant boundary doesn't matter.
Subset path: furniture + DIY only (no Hafen). Shows the mandate adapts to actual demand — it doesn't have to involve all three merchants.
Full spring wardrobe at Hafen 14 only. Proves: same CRIF rail in the single-merchant case, spend grows only in Hafen's column.
Anna has the materials — but no time. The agent reads her Outlook, queries 3 painters with 3 slots each, runs CRIF on the provider, and signs a Service Trust Mandate (identity · time-window · price ceiling · key handover).
Every shop is a real Next.js app with catalog, cart and checkout. Classic shopping runs through the same CRIF rail as the agent.
Seven older V02 scenarios as an operator tool — not as visual as the cross-merchant demos, but each mechanic (persona sort, transparency, MCP protocol) isolated.