AgentDrives

Auth and identity for AI agents

As of 1 Nov 2026, an AI agent gets in on its own at the one product we drove in auth and identity.

1 product by level

  1. L5Autonomous0
  2. L4Runs on its own1
  3. L3Does the work0
  4. L2Gets in0
  5. L1Needs a person0
  6. L0Read-only0
Got in on its ownDidn't get in on its own

Our drives, 1 Nov 2026

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Every product we drove.

Open a product for its whole drive.

ClerkL4Runs on its ownPayingNot tried: paying needs an accountAPI6 of 6

Ranked by level, then work done, then time to the first call. How we rank

Where agents drop out.

No checkpoint stopped our agent here.

  1. 1Docs1 of 1
  2. 2Sign up0 of 11 nothing to do
  3. 3Verify0 of 11 nothing to do
  4. 4Key1 of 1
  5. 5First call1 of 1
  6. 6First action1 of 1
  7. 7Pay0 of 11 not tried
  8. 8Cancel0 of 11 nothing to do
  9. 9Delete0 of 11 nothing to do

Passed on its ownNothing to doNot tried

What an agent can do in each.

The tasks most auth and identity products share. Our agent did at least one at 1 of 1.

ProductConfigure sign-in methods for your appSet a product priceSet up a customer billing portalSign up and sign in your app's usersStart a subscription for a customer
Clerk

Done

The walls our agent met.

A bot check stopped our agent at 1 of 1. At 1 of them it got in another way.

  • The product's own check

    Bot check at Sign up

    Stopped 1 of 1Clerk (got in another way)

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