Claude to pay for drywall anchors after cart approval

Andrii Shramko documented a real Allegro purchase of fifteen drywall toggle anchors for a TV mounting project. The agent read his existing notes, compared fifty three offers on September 4 and completed the purchase on September 5, 2026.

The reported order cost 46.50 PLN, with zero delivery charge through Allegro Smart. Shramko approved adding the selected item to the cart. Three unrelated, unselected cart lines were left alone, so the checkout did not become an instruction to buy everything already sitting in the account.

Claude in Chrome then worked inside his normal logged in profile. Delivery details and a parcel locker were already available. The checkout default was a bank redirect, which the agent replaced with the saved card option. It selected an existing card, clicked payment and reached the marketplace's paid confirmation. No card number or CVV was typed during that sequence.

This was one purchase with one account and card. No 3D Secure or CAPTCHA challenge appeared, so the run does not prove that future payments will avoid them. Shramko explicitly separated the completed extension driven purchase from his ASA runtime CLI, which did not execute this payment. Other shopping examples on the project page were plans or tests, not additional paid orders.

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Source: github.com · Andrii Shramko