Gifts, or something for yourself
Say what you want and what you want to spend. Pick from real products at thousands of screened shops.
Card details never enter the chat. The approved limit cannot be exceeded.
Where the gifts come from
Your AI picks from a live catalogue — not the open web. Every shop passed two checks before it was listed: a live catalogue we can actually buy from, and a published refund policy.
A few you’ll recognise
Examples only. Availability varies by country and stock. Brand names identify examples; no endorsement or partnership is implied. Thousands of independent makers, roasters and studios are held to the same checks.
Four steps. Only one is yours: approving a maximum with your passkey.
In any assistant with the connector installed.
Three search phrases and a budget cross the wire.
One passkey tap. Over the cap, it fails.
Nothing to track. The receipt’s in your account.
Hey ChatGPT, Surprise me. Buy me a real gift from my gift budget. £20 cap. Don't tell me what it is.
Then: your AI picks from everything it already knows about you. You approve the cap and forget about it. The doorbell is the reveal.
Hey ChatGPT, Buy my sister a gift for her new flat. £25 cap, I'll approve it. Don't tell me what you pick.
Then: you write the brief. Your AI does the choosing. The item stays sealed from you too.
Hey ChatGPT, Based on what you know about me, find a gift I'd genuinely love that I can buy right now. Show options with prices. I'll pick one and approve it.
Then: a dozen real, in-stock options with names and prices. You point at one. It buys exactly that one, or nothing.
Hey ChatGPT, Find a walnut pepper mill under £30 I can buy right now. I'll approve the purchase.
Then: you describe the thing, we find it in stock, you approve the exact price with your passkey.
If your assistant reaches for web search instead of the connector, add “use Agnic Gifts” to the prompt once. Old habits.
The no list
You've heard "AI + your credit card" before. So: every line below is enforced in code and cryptography, not in a prompt.
Set it up
Connect Agnic Gifts to the assistant you already use. Watch someone do it, or follow the steps. Both are below.
The whole setup, start to finish: 3:08. Plays here.
You’ll then see a list of permissions. That’s the normal handshake, and it’s the same for every connector. Read it if you like. There’s nothing to change. Just carry on.
Free. No card needed to install.
You’ll then see a list of permissions. That’s the normal handshake, and it’s the same for every connector. Read it if you like. There’s nothing to change. Just carry on.
Free. No card needed to install.
Then say something like
Find me a gift I can buy right now. Show me options with prices from my gift budget. I'll pick one and approve it. Under £15.
Surprise me. Buy me a real gift from my gift budget. £20 cap. Don't tell me what it is.
Based on what you know about me, find a gift I'd genuinely love that I can buy right now.
Questions
In surprise mode, no. That's the product. Open mode shows you everything first.
Nothing is charged, and it doesn't improvise. Sealed mode moves to the next item on your AI's ranked list; open mode just tells you and asks you to pick again.
From your card straight to the shop, like any online purchase. Agnic is software; we're not the seller and we never hold your money. The card itself sits in a PCI DSS-certified vault (Very Good Security). Our servers store a token.
No. Agnic is software, not a retailer — it never stocks, resells or marks up anything. Every gift is sold and shipped by the shop itself; your card is charged by them directly.
That's between you and the shop, under the refund policy it published before it was ever screened. Stuck? Agnic support can step in — your order and receipt stay in your account either way.
Around 4,000 shops across the UK, US, Canada, and Australia, roughly a thousand in each. Every one is screened automatically before it joins the list: a live catalogue we can actually buy from, and a published refund policy. Physical goods only. No gift cards, nothing digital.
Don't take our word for anything: this is one HTML file and a few photographs, all served from this domain, with no trackers and nothing loaded from anyone else. The one exception is honest about itself: press play on a setup video and YouTube's player loads, but not a byte of it before then. View source; it won't take long. Both Claude and ChatGPT talk to the same address underneath: https://gifts.agnic.ai/mcp.